Sunday School Fall 2026 Sunday School will begin on Sunday, September 13, 2026.

Again, we will be offering classes for all ages:

 

Beginners(Ages 2-5): Miss Iris Davis; Mrs. Barbie Samson – Regular Baptist Press

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Elementary (grades 1-5): Mrs. Pat Watson –  Will be available as needed, teaching the same as the Jr./Sr. High

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Jr/Sr High (grades 6-12): The Connors - Using Answers in Gensis Continuing in the New Testament; teaching  that Jesus is the Christ, Jesus is Transfigured, Jesus is the great I AM, Jesus Heals the Blind man, Jesus  teaches in Parables,  God Seeks Followers, Jesus Raises Lazarus, Jesus teaches on Prayer and Jesus Saves Zacchaeus

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Adult Co-Ed: Karl Witmer - Study of Isaiah. Continuation of expository (verse by verse) study of the Old Testament Book of Isaiah. Isaiah’s book is known for its Messianic prophecy, specific promises concerning the Lord’s judgments and exiles of Israel, and oracles describing Israel’s restoration in end times - all in beautiful poetic form. Karl Witmer, uses his own study notes.

 

Mixed Adults: The Dionne's -The Book of Job  Francis Chan-The world teaches us to revolve our actions, thoughts, and beliefs around ourselves. “It’s all about you!” we are encouraged to think. In the world’s philosophy, we become the author and hero of our story. But the Bible teaches a different view, one where another hero—the actual Author of life—takes center stage. In the book of Job, God asserts his preeminence and displays his power. Join Francis Chan in this eight-session series on Job as he explores the overriding truth that we exist not for ourselves but to glorify the God who deserves all worship and praise.

 

Ladies: Paula Rockwood- Gospel Project -Division and Defiance (Covering 1 Kings–2 Chronicles; The Prophets)

After Solomon’s reign over a united people, because of his sin of idolatry, the kingdom split. To varying degrees, the kings of the Northern Kingdom of Israel and the Southern Kingdom of Judah

often followed that same idolatrous path, with a few exceptions. Thus, God sent prophets to call them to repentance and to warn the people of His judgment. Because they did not humble themselves and listen, their enemies overtook them and they were sent into captivity. But even as the prophets warned of judgment, they also prophesied a future day of hope—a day when the Messiah, Jesus Christ, would come to establish His kingdom and a new covenant to forgive sin and provide eternal hope for God’s people.

 

Membership: Pastor Mark Rockwood, (As needed)