Sunday School Ministry

(in addition to our Sunday School classes there are multiple small groups that meet during the week – check our news feed on the home page to find out about current opportunities).

The Culpeper 
This class reaches beyond the walls of the church through our teaching ministry at The Culpeper. Each Sunday teachers provide Sunday School lessons to the residents of the Health Care and Assisted Living units and to the Independent Living residents. These lessons take place at 9:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. every Sunday. 

The Pioneers Class
Age: 50 and up with many retired.
This class is made up of singles, couples, and several who have a spouse in another class. The age range for this class tends to be in the 50s and up, with many retired. The Pioneers welcome anyone who is interested. The class is built around lively discussions of scripture lessons rather than a lecture format. Therefore, the teachers are mainly facilitators. Other class members periodically take a unit or a Sunday to lead the discussion. The class hosts potlucks and game nights, as well as a Christmas gathering. 

The Joy Class
Age: As young as you feel but mostly between 40-70 and primarily couples.
The Joy class uses Lifeway Adult Bible Studies for Life and primarily Senior Adults. The Joy Class values fellowship, is welcoming to new comers, and is very active in outreach and mission projects. This class is “just older youth actively connecting through Christ-centered worship, growth, and service to others”.

The Ruth Class
Age: All women, nearing or beyond retirement.
The Ruth class is currently using Smyth and Helwy  study with scripture as the primary reference. This class uses various Bible studies led by class members. They class welcome discussion and involvement both within and outside the Sunday morning session aiming toward presenting God’s love and message through study, involvement, outreach, and caring for others. 

The Genesis Class
Age: Men and Women ages 30-60.
This class is filled with men and women, single and married, who enjoy lively discussions about the application of the Bible to our daily lives. Currently the class is studying the book of Revelation, based on David Jeremiah’s Escape the Coming Night study. Class format is more discussion-based than teacher- led. Prior to the current study of Revelation, the class read and discussed Mark Batteson’s The Circle Maker. The Genesis class enjoys showing the love of Jesus through serving others locally, nationally, and internationally.