Sunday Morning Small Groups

Summit Campus

Spiritual growth is enhanced through involvement in Bible study and Christian discussion. To encourage healthy Christians and to enrich the worship experience on the Summit Park campus, we offer a variety of Sunday school classes at 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 am every Sunday morning.

Parents With Young Children (9:30 am in the Youth lounge, McClain Hall)
This small group is for parents with young children. The goal of the group is to learn how to raise children in the Christian faith.

Read Through The Bible (11:00 a.m. in rm. 205 in McClain Hall)
This group discusses together the past week's readings for Read Through The Bible.

Sonlight (9:30 a.m. in rm. 205 in McClain Hall)
A fresh approach for younger and older adults seeking to explore and challenge the Bible is offered to the participants of this class. Each session ends with a focus on how faith impacts our daily activities and choices.

Children's class (9:30 a.m. in rm. 109 in the Education Hall)
This class is for children from 3-6 years of age. It meets in room 109 in the Education Hall.

Child Care (9:30-12 noon in Nursery-rm. 108 in the Education Hall)
Babies, toddlers and preschool children are well cared for by our professional staff during both Sunday school and worship. For more information or to make child care reservations, please contact Dawn Faller at 476-5818 or dawn@cokesburyumc.org.

9th Avenue Campus

Read Through The Bible (8:00 am in Asbury Place)
This group discusses the past week's readings for Read Through The Bible.

Faithfinders (9:20 am in Asbury Place room 803)
The Faithfinders Class is composed of people around the age of forty-five to seventy, both married couples and singles. They are professional working people as well as some retired military personnel. Faithfinders was one of the first classes established, with many of our current classes branching from this class. They use Cokesbury Adult Bible Study and Standard Lesson Commentary material.

Fellowship (9:20 am in Room 412 across from the Library)
We are a class that examines the many ways that Christ, our faith, and our beliefs connect to our daily lives so that we might be open to experiencing Christ's presence more often and so that we might discover new ways to share His influence and love as we integrate with those around us.

We are single, married, and divorced, working, homemakers, and retired, from the ages of thirty something to twice that. Several members rotate the teaching responsibilities, have different styles, and use a variety of subject matter resources. We come from a variety of religious backgrounds, which leads to interesting discussions in an atmosphere of mutual respect for any and all thoughts and opinions.

We participate in service projects on a regular basis and gather for social "fellowship" as busy schedules allow. Come join us in Room 412 on the 9th Ave. Campus at 9:20 AM.

New Life (9:20 am upstairs in room 622)
New Life is a mixture of active, ageless adults with a common interest in Christian Growth. Active class life includes fellowship and service to others. The total class enrollment numbers 40 to 50 with an average attendance over 35. The curriculum varies: study of the Old Testament, the Gospels, social principles, contemporary issues, etc. They invite and welcome everyone who is interested.

Young Adult Class (9:20 am in room 401-Associate Pastor office)
Designed for young adults in college or in the workforce, this class meets every Sunday morning for Bible study. They also have a variety of social events and service projects.

Saints Alive (9:20 am in Asbury Place room 802)
The Saints Alive Class is a discussion oriented class for all ages. This class varies from Bible study to contemporary books to help bring the lessons found in the Bible to today's problems and concerns. The Saints Alive start each week with group singing of contemporary hymns.

10:30 Bible Study (10:30 am upstairs in room 621)
A Bible study led by Richard Bone meets every Sunday at 10:30 am upstairs in Room 621 on the Ninth Avenue Campus. They use the International Lesson Series. The class is composed of individuals from diverse backgrounds and life situations.