This page has Sunday School options for adults. To find out more about Sunday School options for children and teenagers (and about seasonal Sunday night opportunities) click below.
Questions?? Contact our Sunday School Director, Cindy Stafford.
Questions?? Contact our Sunday School Director, Cindy Stafford.
Sunday school- 9:45 a.m.
Sunday school is the foundational strategy in our local church for leading people to faith in Christ and discipling all in that faith. This occurs through weekly Bible study, fellowship, worship, prayer, and ministry. The three armed goal is discovering the Word together, fellowshipping together, and taking the Gospel to the community outside of the church together. The church family gathers to study God's Word in community on Sunday mornings at 9:45. Studying together brings out aspects of God's Word that otherwise may have gone unnoticed! There's also the fellowship aspect, as conversations, for some, happen more naturally during Sunday school than during the worship service.
| Class Title: Explore the Bible Led by: Rotating teachers Duration: Fall 2025 Class Style: Instruction with Group Discussion Class Composition: Adult Co-Ed Class Location: Room 206 Overview: Explore the Bible for adults is designed to illuminate the historical, cultural, and biblical context of Scripture. Book by book, this study series helps adults understand and apply God’s Word in a manner that is practical, sustainable, and thorough. This Fall the class will take a deep dive into the books of Numbers and Deuteronomy. Come learn more from these books of the Torah. |
| Class Title: Bible Studies for Life Options: TWO Classes Offered Led by: 1. Mark Whitley & Cathy Hyatt / Room 303 / Adult 2.5 2. Rotating teachers / Room 202 / Adult 1.5 Duration: Fall 2025 Class Style: Instruction with Group Discussion Class Composition: Adult Co-Ed Overview: Bible Studies for Life is designed to help adult groups in their discipleship through comprehensive, in-depth Bible study. Topics for the Fall include: The greatest truths of all time and How to handle life's interruptions. |
| Class Title: The Book of Job Led by: Roger Haas Duration: Fall 2025 Class Style: Lecture Class Composition: Adult Co-Ed Class Location: Room 201 Overview: We begin a study on the book of Job in the Old Testament. Job is one of the most interesting books in the Bible. Scholars claim Job is one of the oldest books in history. Job was a real person who lived about 2,000 BC. Even outside its Biblical significance, Job is considered to be one of the most profound pieces of literature in all of history. We can learn a great amount of spiritual growth by looking at the life of Job and his problems! Go with us on this journey to move forward in our spiritual walk! Come meet with us as we take a journey with the book of Job. |
| Class Title: The Gospel Project: Chronological Led by: Jo Barringer Duration: Ongoing Class Style: Instruction with Group Discussion Class Composition: Adult Co-Ed Class Location: Room 204 Overview: This class continues in its chronological study of the Bible. Participants can join in at anytime, as it revolves and is ongoing. The theme for the Fall is: Division and Defiance. |
| Class Title: Senior Adult 4 Led by: Cindy Stafford Duration: September-December 2025 Class Style: Instruction with group discussion Class Composition: Senior Adult Co-Ed Class Location: Room 103-A Overview: These sessions will include:
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| Special Needs First Baptist has a class dedicated to spiritually guiding those with special needs, developmental delays, etc., regardless of their age. The class is tailored to meet the needs of the students as they come and changes fluidly with the class members' needs. Class is led by Patti Miller. This Fall the lessons will cover: Stories of the fall of Jerusalem. 1st Floor, Room 105-A |