Sunday Morning Learning Communities

In these classes God's Word is taught by an instructor and discussed in table groups as we seek to be transformed by the renewing of our minds (Romans 12.2).  Theses classes range in size from 10-40 people, and are safe places to ask the hard questions we all have and to be supported in prayer.  It is our desire that through these times each participant will not only connect with others but also put down roots, becoming firmly established in their faith while also being challenged to go out and make a difference for Him.

Contact Rob Eyman (463-7303 or email) for more information.

Current Sunday Learning Communities (for Adults):

9:00a.m.

Parents of Teens - Join us in Gathering Place 3 this Sunday, May 20, as we discuss “How to Raise Boys to be Men.” This class led by Everette Albrecht.

The Teaching and Character of Jesus: How Our Lord’s Life Shapes Our Own - Join us in Gathering Place 1 as we look at specific stories in the life of Christ to find practical lessons and seek to experience His transforming work. This class led by Kimberley Knochel and Rob Eyman.

Growing Deeper Into Romans Join us in the Office Conference Room where we’ll dig even deeper into this powerful, life-changing book. This class led by a team of teachers.

10:45a.m.

College Small Group - The College Group is taking a break for the month of May. Starting June 3, we’ll meet Sunday mornings for a time of worship and study in Gathering Place 3. We look forward to seeing you there! Questions? Contact Trinna Pierce, trinnapierce@gmail.com, 337-2771.

Parenting: Let’s Be Real – Join us today in Gathering Place 1. We’ll examine provocative topics, consider ways to deal with common frustrations, share and explore God’s grace and love for parents. Topics include: helping children desire purity, raising spirited children, and the dangers of growing up in a Christian home.

Upcoming Learning Communities

Spiritual Formation Class – Join us June 3 at 9:00am in Gathering Place 1 for a summer study called Water from a Deep Well. We’ll look at the book with the same name that explores elements of Christian spirituality which have been practiced by Christ-followers during the last 2,000 years. Come see how the lives and faith of those who have gone before will fan the flame of our own spirituality. This class led by Kimberley Knochel, Rob Eyman, and a teaching team.

Ecclesiastes: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Times – Join us June 3 at 10:45am in Gathering Place 1 for a focused study of Ecclesiastes, one of the most puzzling yet down-to-earth books of the Old Testament. The author discusses the fleeting nature of materialism, fame and self-promotion, and poses universal questions like the meaning of life in an honest and urgent manner. A special poetic surprise is promised each week. This class led by Dave Iles.