SUNDAY SCHOOL

 

First Presbyterian offers a wide variety of Sunday School programming.  Our classes cover every age group and a wide variety of interesting topics (see the table below for specifics).  Sunday school classes start each Sunday at 9:45 am and go until 10:45 am.  

The Sunshine Class

 The Sunshine class is our Preschool Sunday School class.  This class follows the We Believe curriculum and is taught by Nancy Daniel and Sannie Rhee.

K-2nd Grade

Our K-2nd class is taught by Karen Losson and Wendy Christian.  This class follows the Godly Play curriculum, and for the fall semester they will be studying such things as the church year, the stories of the Old Testament and World communion.

3rd-5th Grade

Our 3rd-5th Grade class is taught by Chris Campbell and Lynnette Noblitt.  This class also uses the Godly Play curriculum and in the fall semester will also be studying such things as the church year, the stories of the Old Testament and World communion.

Middle School

 Our Middle School class is taught by Devan Stone.  This class has been working its way through the Bible using the Rock Solid curriculum by Cokesbury.

High School

Our high school class will be taught by Joel Stanley this year.  They will be using the Talk Sheets curriculum developed by David Lynn, to study issues which are pertinent to today’s teenager in a scriptural light.

Pastor's class

The Pastor's class is currently studying the Ten Commandments.  The Ten Commandments (also called the “Decalogue”) comprise a short list of religious and ethical demands laid by God upon the people of ancient Israel and are of continuing authority for the Jewish and Christian communities.

Women's Class

 The Women's class is currently studying the book "Having a Mary Spirit" by Joanna Weaver

 

Literature Class

 

 The Literature Class is taught by Harry Brown.  Currently they are reading and discussing the poems of Richard Wilbur, an American poet who has recently turned 90.

Bible Class

 The Bible class is taught by Un Chol Shin.  This class has been studying the book of Job and been pondering the age old question of why bad things happen to good people.

 

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