We are in need of one teacher for our children. Each teacher only works 2 Sundays/month (whichever two Sundays you like). Please contact Lisa if you can help with this.
Most of you are familiar with our adorable children that go to the front and listen to Darren’s children’s moment every Sunday and then they go off the Children’s Church. We already have some incredible teachers but could use a few youth and adult helpers. All volunteers in the children’s areas will have background checks and we will provide training.
We are looking for someone who is interested in teaching the children about puppets. If you are interested, please talk with Lisa Grant. We are looking for our Logos program.
There is a wide variety of Sunday school classes available from preschool through adult to choose from. Child care is available during the Sunday School hour from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m.
If you liked Vacation Bible School, you'll love our "PowerXpress" rotational Sunday School. The idea is the same: let children experience the Bible story through music, arts/crafts, exciting storytelling, (and science/cooking!) and they will remember the story.
Junior High Class |
Teacher: Marcie Caffrey |
Senior High Class |
Teacher: Marcie Caffrey |
This class is comprised of young-at-heart re tired adults brought together for Bible study, song, fellowship, and service. This class uses the United Methodist Adult Bible Studies as a guide to increase awareness and knowledge of the biblical text. This curriculum begins with biblical text and moves forward to “real life” application. Each quarter a new emphasis of study will begin to cover areas such as, the “Images of Christ” - which focuses on the Gos pels, Hebrews, and James. Curriculum is pre sented in a lecture format—supported by lively discussion by the class participants, They are very actively involved in the church, community and hold semi-annual “social events”. |
 Handicap accessible |
This is a middle—multi-aged group brought to gether for Bible study, service, and fellowship. This class uses the ilnited Methodist Adult Bible Studies as a guide to increase awareness and knowledge of the biblical text. The curriculum starts with biblical text and moves forward to “real life” application. Each quarter a new emphasis of study will begin to cover areas such as, the images of Christ” - which focuses on the Gospels, Hebrews, and James. Curriculum is presented in a lecture format—supported by lively discussion by the class participants. Fellowship includes active prayer connection, other social gatherings, and being active in mis sion projects.
This multi-aged group applies contemporary Christian principles in their daily lives. An emphasis on the open exchange of ideas — often with lively discussions, around a round table, in a loving and friendly environment is the focus. There are a variety of curriculum sources utilized. including current popular authored books (The Shack, Moments That Take Your Breath Away, etc.) used to spark these weekly dialogues. Fellowship includes active prayer connection, an annual Christmas party, and mission projects in the church and community.
This group consists of adults, couples, and sin gles of various ages. Exploring the Bible and asking faith questions which relate to real-life issues in the world today are the focus for this class. Along side the Bible, “real-life” curriculum sources such as, ‘The Purpose Driven Life” have been used as a guide for study and lively discus sion by class participants. Fellowship includes a active prayer connection, and being active mission projects around the church and community.
This is a multi-aged group brought together to explore the historical perspectives of the Bible - to increase awareness of our past to understand the future. Curriculum resources include books, DVDs, or CDs which are used to compare the diversity in religions, perspectives, and cultures. Some studies offered have been “Why Evil Exists” and resource series by Pastor Adam Hamilton. Studies are pre sented in varied styles and are supported with lively discussion by class participants. Fellowship includes active prayer connection, social outings. and periodic mission focused pro jects around the church.
Come try out the Discoverers adult Sunday school class as we explore the fascinating topic of Christian mystics such as the Gnostics and Teresa of Avila throughout history, as well as mystics from Judaism and Islam. We meet in Room 216 right at the top of the stairs (take the stairs across from the Fellowship Hall). Anyone interested in exploring with us is welcome.
The Open Minds Class meets downstairs in the coffee/donut area on Tuesdays at noon. Please feel free to bring your lunch. We will be viewing a new DVD entitled “Seeing Gray in a World of Black and White: Thoughts on Religion, Morality and Politics” by Adam Hamilton, senior pastor of UMC of the Resurrection of Leawood, KS, named most influential mainline church in the country by “The Church Report”.
