Sunday School
RETURNS IN THE FALL 2026
Children Sunday School Classes
We use the Dwell Curriculum, a Bible-based Reformed perspective that provides a two-year overview of the whole Bible.
Preschool (Ages 3-5)
Meg Stimpson | Room 206
Kindergarten & 1st Grade
Barb Beideman & Kayleigh Layden | Room 205
2nd & 3rd Grades
Susan Burke | Room 302
4th & 5th Grade
Laura Daly & Rich Lukas | Room 301
Student Sunday School Class
6th-12th Graders |TBD
TBD
Adult Sunday School Classes
The Sermon on the Mount
Jim Yoder & Gary Laird | Room 112
In the “Sermon on the Mount,” Jesus puts his finger on a number of issues of extreme importance: What is Christian character? What is the place of the law of God in the Christian life? How should we pray? How can we be free from anxiety in an anxiety-ridden world? Why do we need to have spiritual discernment? Is it possible for people to exercise “spiritual gifts” yet not be true Christians?
The Sabbath and The Sojourner
Phil Van Sickel | Room 111
This is two classes in one, there is a connection but they will be handled in two distinct Biblical treatises:
1) Is Sunday worship just one more thing you have to squeeze into 7 busy days? Do you really have a Sabbath where you re-energize yourself for the coming week? We will not look at dos and don'ts but rather how Jesus spent His Sabbaths. My hope is you will come away looking forward to your Sabbath that recenters your life around worshipping God.
2) The Bible teaches us to treat the sojourner as one of our own. How do we do that in this day and age of mass immigration? This is a complex subject that has many dimensions. Politics is front and center. We will look at the role of Nations, what does it mean to be a citizen, who is a sojourner, the order of loves, etc. My hope is you will come away much more prepared to have healthy conversations with your family, your friends and perhaps even a stranger.