June, July, August 2025
Register by Sunday, May 25. Summer Quarter Begins on June 1
1. A Theology of Government for the Church
As American culture has become less Christian, the church has wrestled with questions such as: How should Christians think about government? How and when should the church speak to political or cultural issues of the day? If you want to see the country become more Christian, how should the church pursue that goal, and how should it not pursue that goal? This class will examine these questions through the lens of Scripture, theology, and church history, to help the church be faithful to its mission.
Teachers: Dr. Chris Walker and Elder Don Eberly
2. Growing in Christ
Offered in this class are many basic skills and methods for following Jesus more effectively. Each week will be devoted to one basic skill in growing in Christ. Some areas include reading the Bible and acting upon what one reads; praying in an intelligible sense of talking with the Lord; what a disciple is and does; giving; meditation; obedience; witnessing. The goal is for each class member to know a closer fellowship with the Lord Jesus. This class is helpful for fairly-new Christian believers or for those whose walk with the Lord has stagnated.
Teacher: Rev. Frank Coho
3. Summer Reading Programs with a Purpose — Women’s Class
Summer reading goals are important for our children to move forward and not experience the “summer slump” plus enter the fall with a strong head start. This class will help moms to explore the selection of books for children and ensure they are gaining a biblical worldview. We will examine the choices for books and the responses to books that might be assigned.
Teacher: Dr. Penny Clawson
