Location: Auditorium

Over the years, this class has alternated between Old and New Testament books. People from all adult age groups attend the class.

Location: Room 224

This class concentrates on building a strong support system for its members, so fellowship is a very important element to develop. Each class period begins with coffee, donuts, and conversation. Primarily a discussion class, studies vary from textual to topical.

Location: Room 211

When asked to describe their class, Barnabas class members used such terms as supportive, eclectic, diverse, family, love and home. The make-up of the class is varied with college students sitting next to professors and single moms sharing with middle-aged parents. This class is a mixture of textual studies with thought provoking discussions about current issues.

Location: Room 236

The Berea class is a multi-generational class and the study is textual. Class members actively participate in class discussions. There is a large group of people who attend this class, with multiple shepherding groups functioning to care for the spiritual and physical needs of class members.

Location: Room 100

The mission of the Faith Builders class is to increase faith in and reliance on God and His Son through a study of the Word in an environment of love and fellowship. We emphasize Bible focused lessons designed to increase one’s faith.

Location: Room 235

This class is primarily for new converts and relatively new Christians. It aims to build a solid faith on the foundations of Bible study with an emphasis on Christ, the church and Christian living.

Location: Room 102

The mission of this class is to better understand God’s eternal plan by a rich, comprehensive, in-depth textual study of the Bible. The class attendees, most of whom are senior members, are active participants in class discussion and use their years of study and experience to enrich class studies.

Location: Room 232

This large, multi-generational group of women is devoted to studying the Scriptures, seeking the lost, and serving the body of Christ. Each week women present lessons from the Scriptures designed to encourage faithfulness to God and develop personal spiritual growth. In lively class discussions, class members have opportunities to ask questions and share wisdom gained through life experiences. Women of all ages are welcome!

Location: Room 233-234

This is a class of mostly young married couples with small children. The lessons vary, covering a wide spectrum of theological, biblical, and social issues, with a high premium on developing relationships outside of our Sunday morning class.

Location: Room 223

This class leads couples through a variety of studies designed to strengthen their faith in God and their relationship with each other. The intent on caring for our members’ needs and our resolve to help each other define the heart of who we are.

Location: Room 201

This class is made up of a wide range of married couples. Topics vary from scriptural texts to topical studies. The acronym C.O.R.D.S. stands for Christ centered, Others focused, Real relationships, Discipleship, Spirit-led.

Location: Room 121

This class is for young adults who are transitioning into independent, adult life. Our class members are graduate students and young professionals who are single or married without kids. Lessons are scripturally focused and complemented by various class rhythms such as "Checking Our LOOCS." The goal is to set the lives of College's young adults on a trajectory of disciple-making and faithfulness.