As iron sharpens iron, so one man sharpens another.
Proverbs 27:17
You can find classes for all ages on Sunday mornings at 9:00 am and 10:30 am. Try out any class to see what's right for you or your child.
If you need assistance, stop by one of our information desks.
9:00 am
Infant Nursery
1-2 Year Olds Class
2-3 Year Olds Class
Large Group Sunday School for Pre-K-4th Grade
1-2 Year Olds Class
2-3 Year Olds Class
Large Group Sunday School for Pre-K-4th Grade
10:30 am
Infant Nursery
1-2 Year Olds Class
2-3 Year Olds Class
Individual Classes for Grades Pre-K-5th Grade
1-2 Year Olds Class
2-3 Year Olds Class
Individual Classes for Grades Pre-K-5th Grade
10:30 am
6th-12th graders, join other teens to study a book of the Bible, understand its meaning, and learn how it applies to your life. We want you to engage with the Bible, the story of God's love and plan for you.
10:30 am
This group is for anyone in the 18-25 age range, single or married. Join us for revolving series of Biblical studies and discussions. Once a month, join us for "Food, Fellowship, and a Story of God's Faithfulness", where members of the group will get to know each other over food and discuss God's faithfulness in their lives.
9:00 am
A Study of the Book of 1 Corinthians
Taught by Paul Pyle and Brad Brotbeck
Upper Room
This group is designed for ages 25-35. Join us as we are guided by a speaker during a time of fellowship and engaging Bible study.
Taught by Paul Pyle and Brad Brotbeck
Upper Room
This group is designed for ages 25-35. Join us as we are guided by a speaker during a time of fellowship and engaging Bible study.
9:00 am
Amazing Grace
Taught by Alan Lafky
Room 210
The Making and Meaning of the Bible
Taught by Michael McKay
Underground
Have you ever wondered how the 66 books that are part of our Protestant Bible came to be collected into one book we call “The Bible”? Why do Roman Catholic and Orthodox Bibles have more books than in our edition? Does the order of the books help us to understand the message of God’s Word? The main question this class will discuss is: does the way the Bible came to exist teach us how we should read and understand it? The answer is “Yes!”; the formation of the Bible helps us to know the storyline of the Bible. This two-part series begins by explaining how the Bible we use came to exist. The second part demonstrates how part one enables us to understand the storyline of God’s Word to us. This is not an apologetics course. It is an opportunity to engage an infrequently discussed topic and to learn how to be a skilled reader of God’s Word so that we may deepen our relationship with Jesus the Christ.
Taught by Alan Lafky
Room 210
The Making and Meaning of the Bible
Taught by Michael McKay
Underground
Have you ever wondered how the 66 books that are part of our Protestant Bible came to be collected into one book we call “The Bible”? Why do Roman Catholic and Orthodox Bibles have more books than in our edition? Does the order of the books help us to understand the message of God’s Word? The main question this class will discuss is: does the way the Bible came to exist teach us how we should read and understand it? The answer is “Yes!”; the formation of the Bible helps us to know the storyline of the Bible. This two-part series begins by explaining how the Bible we use came to exist. The second part demonstrates how part one enables us to understand the storyline of God’s Word to us. This is not an apologetics course. It is an opportunity to engage an infrequently discussed topic and to learn how to be a skilled reader of God’s Word so that we may deepen our relationship with Jesus the Christ.
10:30 am
Verse by Verse: 1 & 2 Peter
Taught by John Paul
Choir Room
Systematic Theology 101
Taught by Mark Durrell
Upper Room
Taught by John Paul
Choir Room
Systematic Theology 101
Taught by Mark Durrell
Upper Room
10:30 am
A ministry of Patterson Park Church that welcomes all abilities, specifically those individuals and their families with cognitive, social, physical, and sensory disabilities. Open to all ages.