ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES
All Sunday school classes are Sundays at 9:15am.
*No Classes in December
*No Classes in December
The Cost of Discipleship
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Teacher: Ugo Obialo
When: Sunday at 9:15 AM - Beginning November 16, 2019 Where: Room 107 (Conference Room) What: Drawing on Dietrich Bonhoeffer’s book we will examine the nature of Christ’s call to discipleship. Starting with the apostle Matthew’s call to follow Christ and working through the Sermon on the Mount the class will review what it means to respond Christ’s call to follow him and how it applies to our lives as lived today. Hopefully, the perspective gained should help us deepen our walk with Christ and enrich our joy in Him. We anticipate that the class will be 12-14 weeks. |
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Foothills of Faith: A Study of the Book of Deuteronomy
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Leader: Matt Herman (xaman.matt@gmail.com, 314.249.8598)
When: Sunday at 9:15am Where: Faith Center Dining Room What: “In this class we will be investigating the law given by Moses in the Pentateuch, primarily through a study of Deuteronomy. Deuteronomy is wonderful exposition by Moses, which reflects upon what began when the Israelites “came near and stood at the foot of the mountain” (Dt 4:11). We will look to answer questions such as, “what role does the Law play in the life of the Israelites?”, “How does this contribute to our understanding of the New Testament?”, and “how does Deuteronomy apply to us today?” |
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Resolving Everyday Conflict
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Facilitator: Josephine Glaser (josephine.glaser@icloud.com, 859.619.0069)
Time: Sunday 9:15 AM (October 6 – November 24) Where: Room C104 (Lower Level Chapel) What: The Resolving Everyday Conflict Bible study is an eight-week DVD study that unpacks the amazing things the Bible has to say about conflict and relationships in a fun and non-threatening way. |
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Church History
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Leader: Joe Cordell
When: Sunday 9:15 AM (November 3 - 24) Where: Room 206 (CLC Dining Room) What: This class will cover the early history of Christianity, beginning with the birth of Christianity and its expansion, the adoption of Christianity during the Roman Empire and its consequences as a state religion. The class will cover church history until 476 AD, the fall of the Roman Empire. |
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Church and Mental Health
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Facilitator: Josephine Glaser (josephine.glaser@icloud.com, 859.619.0069)
Time: Sunday 9:15 AM (January 5 - February 23) Where: Room C104 (Lower Level Chapel) What: Mental Heath and the Church: A Ministry Handbook for Including Children and Adults with ADHD, Anxiety, Mood Disorders, and other Common Mental Heath Conditions by Dr. Stephen Grcevich. Seven inclusion strategies are presented for helping persons of all ages with common mental health conditions and their families to fully participate in all of the ministries offered by the local church. |
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