Sunday Morning Worship - 9am
A typical service will last about 75 minutes. We sing a good mix of contemporary and traditional music that is led by our worship team. There is childcare available and activities for all age groups.
Coffee Fellowship
Plan to hang around after the service for coffee fellowship and meeting new people, followed by Christian Education hour.
Christian Education Hour - 10:45am
Children, youth, and adult classes. We have something for everyone! Keep scrolling to find out more.
Sunday Christian Education
Kids
Childcare during the worship service
Nursery
0-3 years. Staffed during the service, from 9am to 10:15am.
Upstairs hallway on left
Baby Nursery
A quiet space for nursing, snuggles, and nap time. Not staffed.
Room 205
No Sunday School for August
(teachers have earned a well deserved break)
We will resume classes September 7
The Gospel Project
LAND AND LOSS
God’s people have finally made it to the promised land, but even though they were victorious in battle, they were still losing the battle over sin. Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1 Samuel
Preschool: The Clubhouse
(upstairs in the Bradford building)
Led by Deb Zierwick
Kindergarten - 5th Grade: Potter's Shed
(downstairs in the Bradford building)
Led by Nadette Waligora
Nursery
0-3 years. Staffed during the service, from 9am to 10:15am.
Upstairs hallway on left
Baby Nursery
A quiet space for nursing, snuggles, and nap time. Not staffed.
Room 205
No Sunday School for August
(teachers have earned a well deserved break)
We will resume classes September 7
The Gospel Project
LAND AND LOSS
God’s people have finally made it to the promised land, but even though they were victorious in battle, they were still losing the battle over sin. Joshua, Judges, Ruth, 1 Samuel
Preschool: The Clubhouse
(upstairs in the Bradford building)
Led by Deb Zierwick
Kindergarten - 5th Grade: Potter's Shed
(downstairs in the Bradford building)
Led by Nadette Waligora
Youth (6th grade to 12th grade)
Sunday Mornings at 10:45am
No Sunday School for August
(teachers have earned a well deserved break)
We will resume classes September 7
FOOLISHNESS AND WISDOM
Student fellowship will examine the life-changing biographies of the kings of Israel - Saul, David, and Solomon - and the importance of obedience and trust in the Lord. 1 Samuel, 2 Samuel, 1 Kings Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes
Facilitated by Jim Larson
Room 104
No Sunday School for August
(teachers have earned a well deserved break)
We will resume classes September 7
FOOLISHNESS AND WISDOM
Student fellowship will examine the life-changing biographies of the kings of Israel - Saul, David, and Solomon - and the importance of obedience and trust in the Lord. 1 Samuel, 2 Samuel, 1 Kings Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes
Facilitated by Jim Larson
Room 104
Adult
No Sunday School/Bible Studies for August
(teachers have earned a well deserved break)
We will resume classes September 7
Kings and Kingdoms (Women)
We will continue our expository study in 1 Samuel. It’s a great time to join as Saul has just taken the throne! The goal of our class is to deepen our understanding of scripture through reading and carefully examining what God is teaching us. Consider joining this fun and interesting group of women as we dig into God’s Word! All women are welcome
Facilitated by Kari Larson
Room: 201
Men of Prayer (Men)
Men occasionally struggle with praying due to societal expectations of strength and independence, a lack of understanding about prayer’s purpose, and/or feelings of inadequacy or guilt. Some may perceive prayer as a sign of weakness or find it difficult to express themselves in prayer. We know we should lead our families through prayer and dependence on God but sometimes struggle to make it a priority. Whether you have a strong prayer life or are growing in this area of spiritual discipline, let’s learn together and support each other as husbands, fathers, friends, and role models as we discover how to build a Christ-centered prayer life that spills over into every aspect of our lives and families.
Facilitated by Dan DeBruyn and Tim Prins
Room 105
The Weeping Prophet (Men and Women)
We are taking a journey through the prophet Jeremiah. We will emphasize how he not only prophesied judgement for Israel’s unfaithfulness, but witnessed that judgement in his lifetime, and the tragedy of their unfaithfulness. But Jeremiah also prophesied God’s gracious restoration, to individuals and to the nation, fulfilled years later. Lastly, we hope to understand more about the great pivot of redemption history, as Jeremiah is first to talk of God creating a NEW Covenant, which Jesus later reveals when He states, “This cup is the new covenant in My blood.” This turns out to be the greatest significance in Jeremiah’s writings.
Facilitated by Tim Ziegler
Room 110 (Conference Room )
The World of Jesus (Men and Women)
The 400 years of silence between the Old and New Testaments were marked by the cultural spread of Hellenism and a new Judaism unrecognizable from the days of Babylon. This class will seek to give context to what the authors of the Gospels assumed their audience understood, and thus never wrote down. Now two thousand years removed, many strive wantingly to harmonize the Gospels. Here, we will discover why it is the discrepancies that shed the most light on Jesus' earthly ministry.
Facilitated by Clay Larson
Room: 203
(teachers have earned a well deserved break)
We will resume classes September 7
Kings and Kingdoms (Women)
We will continue our expository study in 1 Samuel. It’s a great time to join as Saul has just taken the throne! The goal of our class is to deepen our understanding of scripture through reading and carefully examining what God is teaching us. Consider joining this fun and interesting group of women as we dig into God’s Word! All women are welcome
Facilitated by Kari Larson
Room: 201
Men of Prayer (Men)
Men occasionally struggle with praying due to societal expectations of strength and independence, a lack of understanding about prayer’s purpose, and/or feelings of inadequacy or guilt. Some may perceive prayer as a sign of weakness or find it difficult to express themselves in prayer. We know we should lead our families through prayer and dependence on God but sometimes struggle to make it a priority. Whether you have a strong prayer life or are growing in this area of spiritual discipline, let’s learn together and support each other as husbands, fathers, friends, and role models as we discover how to build a Christ-centered prayer life that spills over into every aspect of our lives and families.
Facilitated by Dan DeBruyn and Tim Prins
Room 105
The Weeping Prophet (Men and Women)
We are taking a journey through the prophet Jeremiah. We will emphasize how he not only prophesied judgement for Israel’s unfaithfulness, but witnessed that judgement in his lifetime, and the tragedy of their unfaithfulness. But Jeremiah also prophesied God’s gracious restoration, to individuals and to the nation, fulfilled years later. Lastly, we hope to understand more about the great pivot of redemption history, as Jeremiah is first to talk of God creating a NEW Covenant, which Jesus later reveals when He states, “This cup is the new covenant in My blood.” This turns out to be the greatest significance in Jeremiah’s writings.
Facilitated by Tim Ziegler
Room 110 (Conference Room )
The World of Jesus (Men and Women)
The 400 years of silence between the Old and New Testaments were marked by the cultural spread of Hellenism and a new Judaism unrecognizable from the days of Babylon. This class will seek to give context to what the authors of the Gospels assumed their audience understood, and thus never wrote down. Now two thousand years removed, many strive wantingly to harmonize the Gospels. Here, we will discover why it is the discrepancies that shed the most light on Jesus' earthly ministry.
Facilitated by Clay Larson
Room: 203
