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- Sunday Morning
January – March 2013
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Rod Stamps
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College-Age Singles |
Practical Faith |
Room A |
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We will discuss how to make sure you continue to grow and develop spiritually during the hectic college schedule. Keeping our focus on God is critical as we navigate through life’s challenges.
Teachers: Rod Stamps, William Potts |
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Joe Brodnicki
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Applied In-Depth Study |
Jeremiah and the Fall of Jerusalem |
Rooms 418/419 |
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Jeremiah prophesied for some 40 years, a period that ended with the utter destruction of Jerusalem and the exile of the remnant into Babylon. This study looks at the life and teachings of the great prophet in the contexts of his relationship with God and his struggles within an increasingly decadent and godless culture.
Teachers: Joe Brodnicki, James Boggess |
 Karl Wagnon |
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Young and Married |
Struggles & Issues in Our Daily Lives |
Room 202 |
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This class will study common struggles and issues that arise in our daily lives and what the Bible teaches us about how to deal with them.
Teacher: Karl Wagnon |
 Brian Sheppard |
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Homebuilders |
The Art of Marriage |
Room 420 |
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The Art of Marriage is a series that calls us to get to the heart of God’s design for mar-riage. With video segments and class discussion, we will discover the realities of marriage over time.
Teacher: Brian Sheppard |
 John Young |
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Baby Boomers |
Seven Decisions of Successful People |
Room 421 |
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What makes the difference between failure and success? We will take a look at some of the choices and attitudes that make the difference between success and failure.
Teachers: John Young, Richard Swint, Nick Rapheal |
 Jan Blackwell |
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Seekers |
Rock Solid: Studies in 1 & 2 Peter |
Room 204 |
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This textual study will highlight what the Apostle Peter taught about hope, holiness, submission, judgment, and more.
Teacher: Jan Blackwell |
 Rodney Cloud |
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Keenagers |
Psalms |
Room 422 |
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This class will concentrate on attempting to discover each writer’s meaning of a given psalm and its significance for the people of that time. For the modern reader, we recognize that the psalter is also part of the Christian Scriptures and is used in our wor-ship. Therefore, each psalm will be studied in the light of the fuller revelation brought to us by Jesus Christ.
Teacher: Rodney Cloud |
 Joe Jackson |
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Empty Nesters |
Galatians |
Room 101 |
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Paul’s letter to the Galatians is sometimes referred to as the Christian’s Charter of Freedom. Generally considered to have been written shortly after Paul’s return from his first missionary journey, it is thus one of his earliest extant letters. Its central thrust is the affirmation of salvation by God’s grace as opposed to salvation by works of the Law.
Teacher: Joe Jackson |
 Bill Ruhl |
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Auditorium Class |
Luke |
Auditorium |
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The Gospel of Luke was written by a physician, a converted Gentile, a devoted friend of the Apostle Paul. Luke’s gospel provides us with a beautiful portrait of Jesus, the Son of God. In the book of Luke we will see the writings of a great historian guided by the Holy Spirit. Luke tells us he gathered information from eyewitnesses. Some have referred to this account of the life of our Lord as the most beautiful book in the world.
Teacher: Bill Ruhl |
 Clyde Head |
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Singular Connections / Singles of All Ages |
Fearless |
Room F |
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This quarter will be a study of how Christians should trust God as we face the fears of different stages of life, such as fear of bad health, loss of a job, fear of terrorism, fear of broken marriage, fear of end of life, fear of doubting God, and other fears. We will start with Psalm 23 – “fear no evil” – and continue with examples of Peter walking on water while looking at Jesus, Jeremiah waiting on God, and other biblical examples of putting our trust in a loving God.
Teachers: Clyde Head, Brad Mutchler |
- Wednesday Evening
January – March 2013
 Roger Hatley |
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All Ages |
Wisdom in Small Packages: Just For Today |
Room 420/421 |
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We have all heard and used various “catch phrases” or “slogans” to live by such as “Let go and let God;” “One day at a time;” “What goes around comes around;” “You reap what you sow;” “Don’t look a gift horse in the mouth;” etc. Make a list and you will be surprised how many slogans run through our daily conversations. This study is heavy with class discussion combined with a large dose of Bible. Bring a list of your favorite slogans to class.
Teacher: Roger Hatley |
 Owen Slaughter |
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Men |
Men's Fraternity Class: Faith that Causes Action |
Room A |
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As men, we are called to be leaders; to have a positive effect on the lives around us. This often requires action. Join us as we study the book of James and discover what should cause us to take action, what that action should be, and how we can make a difference in the lives of those we serve.
Teachers: Owen Slaughter, Jason Hitchcock |
 David Swanger |
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All Ages |
Nehemiah: Rebuilding the Walls |
Room 422 |
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The book of Nehemiah is the story of Nehemiah’s leadership in returning to Jerusalem to rebuild the walls of that great city. While it is one of the greatest of leadership ever penned, it also teaches us that with God’s help we can change ourselves and rebuild our broken lives into useful vessels. Whether leading others or ourselves, this is the story of the power of God to use people to make a difference. |
 Karen Swint |
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Ladies |
SOS: Sisters of Strength (Small Groups) |
Library |
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SOS Groups are small Bible study groups for women. The groups meet throughout the church building, and each groups chooses its study from the SOS Library. Lessons focus on understanding what the Bible teaches us regarding how to face everyday life issues. |
 Michael Rich |
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All Ages |
Sign Language |
Community Room |
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Have fun learning how to communicate with the Deaf and hearing-impaired. We’ll continue to increase our signing vocabulary and strengthen our fingerspelling and numbers skills. Class begins January 16.
Teacher: Michael Rich |
- Weekday Classes
January – March 2013
 Mabel Jordan |
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Ladies |
The Begging Place |
Room 422 |
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Tuesdays at 10 a.m.
Our study will be on prayer using Becky Blackmon’s study guide “The Begging Place.” Meets Tuesdays at 10:00 AM.
Teacher: Mabel Jordan |
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David Swanger |
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Men |
Chronological Study of the Bible |
Community Room |
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First and Third Thursdays at 9 a.m.
Join us on the adventure of walking through the key stories of the Bible in chronological order, tracing the development of God’s plan from Adam and Eve to the church of the New Testament. You will be introduced to the major people and events of the Bible in chronological order, beginning with Creation, moving through the birth and history of the nation of Israel, and ending with Revelation’s prophetic words. Meets first and third Thursdays at 9:00 AM.
Teachers: David Swanger, Darrel Tongate |
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