Sunday School

Reformed Class, RM 309
This classic work by Dietrich Bonhoeffer is a bold and daring look at Christian life and what cross-centered living can look like for all believers. Together, the class will explore how to build meaningful community through mutual affection for Christ and for one another, the fundamental elements of community—prayer, worship, listening, service, and confession—and how love permeates every aspect of life together in Christ.
Led by members of the class.

Presbyterian Women, RM 304
This Bible study invites women of all ages to draw closer by studying three central themes:
(1) Resilience - the ability to spring back and adapt in the face of adversity, trauma, tragedy, and stress;
(2) Joy - more than happiness, resulting from a deep reliance on placing our full trust in God; and
(3) Identity - not found in titles or possessions, but rooted in Jesus Christ alone.
Led by members of the class.

Wonder Years & Seekers Classes, RM 305 & 306
This class introduces "The Hebrew Prophets and Their Social World" by Victor Matthews. Using archaeology and ancient Near Eastern texts, the prophets are examined in their historical context, alongside the geography, culture, and social forces that shaped them. The class will consider the vital role prophets played in the development of ancient Israelite religion.
Led by Rabbi Adam Wright of Temple Emanuel-El.

Bridges & Crossroads, Highland Hall Garage
This study of Meredith Miller’s "Woven" explores how to nurture a resilient and life-giving faith in children. Together, the class will reflect on what it means to raise children in a faith that is authentic, rooted in God’s love, and free from harmful patterns, creating a spiritual foundation children don’t have to unlearn later.
Led by members of the class.

New Parent Class, Room 302
This class is designed for parents of young children and will focus on hands-on ways to live out faith in the home. Together studying "Faithful Families: Creating Sacred Moments at Home" by Traci Smith, parents will learn practical practices for modeling faith with their children and creating a spiritual foundation for family life.
Led by Rev. Nicole Newton.

Young Professionals, RM 303
This class invites young professionals to connect their working lives to their faith. Through scripture, discussion, and shared experience, the class will explore Gregg Levoy’s book "Callings: Finding and Following an Authentic Life" and how daily decisions, career paths, and relationships build a foundation for lifelong discipleship.
Led by Lant Davis, Paul Simmons, Carey Speaker, Tom Spencer, and Kennon Walthall