CHILDREN

Preschool (Ages 3-5)
Laura Wiggins | Room 206

Kindergarten & 1st Grade
Susan O’Leary| Room 205

2nd & 3rd Grades
Susan Burke and Joyce Kish| Room 30

4th & 5th Grade
Laura Daly & Mike Stitt | Room 301

STUDENTS

6-12th Grade
Bob Arnold | Room 306

ADULTS

Complete in Christ: Find Rest in His Sufficiency
Bryan Whittington | Room TBD

Are you striving to earn God’s love, wondering if you’re truly enough? The good news of the Gospel is this: Christ is enough—fully sufficient, perfectly righteous, and gloriously victorious. And through Him, so are you!

Join us for “Complete in Christ” to discover how His righteousness is imputed to us, making us:

  • Chosen, holy, and blameless—not by our works, but by His grace.
  • Forgiven, redeemed, and saved—secured in His perfect sacrifice.
  • Filled, sealed, and seated with Christ—in an unshakable relationship with God.
  • Alive, powerful, and being sanctified—transformed by His Spirit.

Stop striving—rest in Christ’s finished work! Come and discover what it truly means to live in the righteousness of Jesus and walk confidently in His sufficiency.

Prophet, Priest, and King: The Wilderness
Dale Wiggins | Room TBD

In the book of Genesis, we see that the Patriarchs serve as prophets, priests, and kings in their individual households. In Exodus through Deuteronomy, we find these offices fulfilled by Moses as he led a nation of 2-5 million people through the wilderness. In this wandering nation, we see a picture of the church today in its triumphs and failings, and we gain insight into our own journeyings.

Parenting Adolescents
Kim Runyan | Room TBD

This class will discuss parenting and adolescents. We will discuss Psalm 139 in the light of adolescence. What is an adolescent? How do they differ from younger children? How do they develop, and how do they think?

We will use the book of Proverbs and other Scriptures, and I will also utilize a number of resources as reference tools. Authors will include Jonathan Haidt, Cynthia Tobias, Robert Wogelmuth, and Nancy DeMoss Wogelmuth.

Topics will include anxiety and the influences of technology – specifically cell phones; conflicts and choosing battles; lies we believe and lies they believe; exasperation – yours and theirs; fascination with risk and danger and creative adventure. We will also discuss being a Christian in a hostile culture as well as using your home as a tool for evangelism and discipleship.