Fall 2024 Sunday School Offerings at 9:30am
Advent Sunday School Series 2024
Join us for a 4 week study, Nothing is Impossible, paralleling Andy’s "God’s Hail Mary" Sermon Series on Luke 1. Leaders for this series: Rev. Ellen Dittman, Karen Ebling, Rev. Harry Hodge, Rev. Leanne Kerner.
In person and online. Contact Sam Hulsey for information on how to join by Zoom.
Recording of the class will be available each week by Tuesday morning.
12-22-2024
CCPConnects Class
If you're wanting to find out more about CCPC, meet folks and see where and how to find your place, this is the class for you! A discussion based class where any question is welcome and ok! This 4-week class meets seasonally in room 311. The next class in September 2024. If you are interested in joining sooner, contact Pastor Ellen.
ABCs of Faith
Led by Murray Rossini and Mark Walters - "Joshua, Judges, and Ruth" / Room 310 / In-Person
Joshua, Judges and Ruth by A. Graeme Auld—The study of Israel’s early history, and how the land was divided among the twelve tribes and the formation of the two nations of Israel.
Ours is a discussion group but discussion is optional and voluntary.
Back to Basic Bible
Led by Rev. Dr. Larry Hitchens - “Old Testament” / Room 313 / Hybrid
A Study on the Old Testament, which includes Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Job, and Song of Solomon to lead us into a Spring study of John and Revelation.
The question is always, “What is God up to?” Let’s find out, together!
Compelling Faith
Our faith compels us to engage the world! / Room 315 / In-Person
We hope you will join us as we deal with current topics on a weekly basis using the weekly curriculum, The Wired Word. Class will be led by Thad and Andrea Satterfield, Teri Brooks, Karen Cozby and Peggy Parrent. We meet at 9:30a Sundays in 315 to experience and develop compelling faith that transforms the world. And us!
Wrestling with God
Sometimes we get distracted and diluted in a faith so big and broad that we wind up majoring in the minors. In his book, The Jesus Creed, Scot McKnight takes Jesus’ greatest commandment, ties it back to the Jewish Shema and then lifts it up as a creed to anchor us in our prayers, the table where we gather, our religious practices, our role in society and even Jesus’ stories. Class discussions will focus on how we use the greatest commandment to center us, amid all the noise, into a more spiritually formed follower of Jesus.
