Sunday School
Sunday School classes start one hour before worship (9:00am) every Sunday.
Stokers Class
This class is a congenial group that has conversation on current topics regarding religion and spirituality, often working from pertinent books and videos.
Stokers Class
This class is a congenial group that has conversation on current topics regarding religion and spirituality, often working from pertinent books and videos.
Men's Saturday Bible Study/Share
All men of all ages, come and join our Saturday morning men’s Bible study and fellowship. We meet in the Rudorah Welcome Center every other Saturday at 8:00am.
The study lasts approximately one hour. Come and enjoy a muffin and coffee as we informally study and discuss Books of the Bible. We have very open discussions of how Jesus wants as Christians, to live our lives. Please come and join the fellowship.
Upcoming Topics:
Stewardship of Creation - Saturday, February 28th
Stewardship of creation reflects our responsibility to care for the Earth and its resources. The Bible teaches that God entrusted humanity with the stewardship of His creation, highlighting the importance of sustainability and respect for the environment. Discussing this topic encourages reflection on our daily choices and their impact on the planet. It opens conversations about how faith informs our views on environmental issues and inspires us to take action, whether through conservation efforts or life-style changes.
Temptation and Resilience - Saturday, March 14
Temptation is a universal struggle that every believer faces. The Bible acknowledges this reality and provides guidance on resisting temptation through the strength found in Christ. Discussing temptation allows for honest conversations about personal struggles and the ways we can support one another in overcoming them. This topic also explores resilience—how we can bounce back from failure and grow stronger in our faith. It reinforces the idea that while we may stumble, God’s grace empowers us to keep moving forward.
The Fruits of the Spirit - Saturday, March 28
The Fruits of the Spirit—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control—are vital characteristics that believers are called to exhibit. Discussing these attributes encourages self-examination and growth in our spiritual lives. Each fruit serves as a benchmark for our inter-actions with others. Conversations about the Fruits of the Spirit can reveal how we can cultivate these qualities in our daily lives and the impact they have on our relationships and communities.
The study lasts approximately one hour. Come and enjoy a muffin and coffee as we informally study and discuss Books of the Bible. We have very open discussions of how Jesus wants as Christians, to live our lives. Please come and join the fellowship.
Upcoming Topics:
Stewardship of Creation - Saturday, February 28th
Stewardship of creation reflects our responsibility to care for the Earth and its resources. The Bible teaches that God entrusted humanity with the stewardship of His creation, highlighting the importance of sustainability and respect for the environment. Discussing this topic encourages reflection on our daily choices and their impact on the planet. It opens conversations about how faith informs our views on environmental issues and inspires us to take action, whether through conservation efforts or life-style changes.
Temptation and Resilience - Saturday, March 14
Temptation is a universal struggle that every believer faces. The Bible acknowledges this reality and provides guidance on resisting temptation through the strength found in Christ. Discussing temptation allows for honest conversations about personal struggles and the ways we can support one another in overcoming them. This topic also explores resilience—how we can bounce back from failure and grow stronger in our faith. It reinforces the idea that while we may stumble, God’s grace empowers us to keep moving forward.
The Fruits of the Spirit - Saturday, March 28
The Fruits of the Spirit—love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control—are vital characteristics that believers are called to exhibit. Discussing these attributes encourages self-examination and growth in our spiritual lives. Each fruit serves as a benchmark for our inter-actions with others. Conversations about the Fruits of the Spirit can reveal how we can cultivate these qualities in our daily lives and the impact they have on our relationships and communities.