The Builders class has multiple teachers who follow a weekly rotation cycle. Our curriculum is the Lifeway Explore-the-Bible series, which focuses on a different book of the Old or New Testament each quarter. Our lessons explore the historical context of the book, and include verse-by-verse exposition of a weekly Bible passage, on-screen visual aids, class discussion, and current-day application. We welcome others of all ages to join us as we study God’s word together and enjoy fellowship, periodic social events, and quarterly in-home dinner groups!

The Travelers class, led by Mike Hladio, gathers together to grow in their understanding of God’s Word, fellowship, and learn how to apply His Word to everyday life. The class is an interactive discussion based class that primarily discusses the previous weeks sermon, while also utilizing a mixture of
 video and lecture.

The Mary Martha class, led by Janet Branch, is a women’s group seeking
to grow in faith and develop authentic relationships of trust through Bible Study, prayer support, and fellowship.

Women of all ages are welcome to join
this Christ-centered, chronological Bible study as we examine
scripture through class lecture and discussion.

The Water’s Edge class, led by Milt & Lorelle Barney, uses an inductive study method to learn Scripture. Through light homework, class members dig into various books of both the Old and New Testaments. Topics like creation, covenant, discipleship, worship, and many more are also studied. We invite you to come join us as we draw to our Lord as He reveals Himself through His Word.

The Logos class is led by Julie Adkins, Bob Fecher & Chris Thompson.
This biblically based discussion class focuses their lessons on books
of the Bible and books by sound Christian authors.

The class financially supports two missionaries with ties to our class.
The class also has social events to strengthen its
sense of community.

Sons & Daughters is a Bible & Life Group led by three teachers, Rob Sheffer, George Barr and Luke Brown, who teach in rotation. We write our own curriculum and predominantly work through full books of the Bible chapter by chapter, while also interjecting topical studies derived from passages we’ve studied. Our teaching style is a mixture of lecture and group discussion.