Joining a Sunday School class will help you grow in your faith, meet others, and get involved in our ministries.
Classes meet in our building on Sundays at 9:30 a.m. All classes are open to visitors. If you have any questions or would like to attend a class, the contact person listed below would love to hear from you.
For help finding a class that’s right for you, contact Senior Pastor Cort Gatliff.
Marketplace People | Meeting on Zoom or in G-9
Come and visit the Marketplace Class as we study the book of Hebrews. This book appears to have been written to a people whose society was telling them that there was an easier way to live their lives than by following the way of Christ. The unknown author presents a convincing argument that they needed to persevere and to hold unswervingly to the hope they professed. He paints the image that the way of Jesus is superior to any philosophy or world view that might be offered as a cheap and easier counterfeit model of living and being.
Whether you’re a seeker, a questioner or longtime churchgoer, already in a class or want to try a different one, this new study welcomes you. Marketplace People is a multi-generational group that uses inductive Bible study first to see what the Bible says, then to discern through the Holy Spirit what the passage means, and finally to investigate how to apply those truths to our lives. All are welcome to attend and encouraged to participate. The class meets in person and via Zoom, which is perfect for those traveling or who just want to attend occasionally.
Facilitators: Charles Fowler or Carolyn Ashworth
Inquirers Class | Room G18
This is a diverse group with 12-20 average attendance. The class is discussion format led by class members. Studies vary from specific books or themes in the Bible to devotional guides related to the seasons of the church.
The experiences of the early church have much to say about issues that concern Christians today.Starting in August, the study will use John Stott’s The Message of Acts, which opens to us the early days of the church as recorded by Luke in the book of Acts. Discussions are led by various class members, with occasional guest discussion leaders.
Facilitator: Leland Keller
New Covenant
9:30 a.m., meeting in Davis Family Hall.
Facilitator: Tom Buck
Upper Room | Room G15 and on Zoom
“In our own woundedness, we can become a source of life for others.”
The Upper Room class is currently studying Francis Chen’s Forgotten God: Reversing Our Tragic Neglect of the Holy Spirit. This interactive study seeks to reverse our neglect of the Holy Spirit by exposing the enormous gap between what Scripture says about the Spirit and how most believers and churches operate today. This multi-generational class welcomes participants of all ages and stages.
For Information: Samantha Plumb
Compass Class | Parlor
The Compass Class is a new Sunday School class designed especially for middle adults—those in their 50s and early 60s, including parents of college-aged or recently launched young adults. The class will follow along with our fall sermon series through Ephesians and take the class on a deeper dive into Paul’s letter, exploring how it speaks to our identity, purpose, and hope in Christ. Whether you’re navigating an empty nest, career transitions, or simply looking for meaningful community and biblical insight, this class is for you.
Facilitators: Amy and Neal McAtee
Making a Home for Faith | Builders Classroom
This class draws participants from all over the congregation for studies on books of the Bible or topical books on scripture or Christian living. The current study is on the books of Timothy and Titus.
Facilitator: Steve Messier.
Youth Sunday School | Youth Suite
This class is for 7th–12th graders. For more info, contact Rev. Abby Gatliff.
Young Adult Class | Small Dining Room
Primarily young adults, with members ranging from mid 20s to late 40s (although all ages are welcome). Senior Pastor Cort Gatliff teaches through books of the Bible and various topics related to the life of faith.
Facilitator: Cort Gatliff