March, April, May 2026
Registration is closed. Quarter begins on March 8
1. New Members Class—Room LL4–5
This ten-week class is offered twice annually to present a broad introduction to church membership and the history, doctrines, and community of Westminster Presbyterian Church. We ask anyone interested in becoming a member of Westminster to take this class, regardless of previous church background. During this class you will have the opportunity to interview with a pastor and elders to give your testimony of faith in Christ and to join the church. You may also take the class for your own interest, without obligation.
Teachers: Dr. Chris Walker, Dr. John Barry, & Elder Rick Anderson
2. David, King of Israel—Fellowship Hall
Come join us for a study of one of the most important characters of the Bible. We are Christians because our covenant-making and covenant-keeping God fulfilled all he promised in the Davidic Covenant. Here we find a man equally at home with his music, his poetry, his sling, his sword, and his crown. And with his psalms, he showed us how to pray in our trials, our victories, and our sin-caused failures.
Teacher: Rev. David Dykstra
3. Journey to Jerusalem—Room LL11–13
Come and travel as 21st century disciples with Jesus and his 1st century disciples as they journeyed to Jerusalem. We will move through the Gospels this Lenten season, from the Transfiguration to the Ascension. Jesus’ journey has very much to do with our journey.
Teacher: Elder Keith Greer
4. Augustine, Bishop of Hippo—Room LL9
Augustine, Bishop of Hippo (AD 354–430), author, pastor, philosopher, and theologian, is a central figure in Christian doctrine and Western philosophy. This class will survey his life and engage with his thoughts on a number of topics. We’ll see how his influence affected the Church, including the Reformers, and on how “knowing a little Augustine” is worthwhile today.
Teacher: Mr. Frank Ammerman
5. Philippians and Missions: Joy and Suffering—Reformation Room
In this class, we will walk through the Book of Philippians together; reading, learning, discussing, and applying the text to our lives today. We will use Josiah Bancroft’s Philippians: Finding Joy When Life Is Hard, as the study guide for this class. We will also pray for WPC supported missionaries and at times will get to hear from missionary guests.
Teachers: Rev. Eric N. & Elder Brent Inion
Book: Philippians: Finding Joy When Life is Hard by Josiah Bancroft, available in class for $14.
6. Starting from Scratch—Room 210
Sometimes you just need to start from scratch. The breadth and depth of Christianity can feel overwhelming. That is why this course is designed to systematically progress from ingredient to delicacy. You will incrementally construct your knowledge of Christianity with an eye towards application. This course is open to all and will especially benefit people new to Christianity, Presbyterianism, or Reformed teaching. (Also known as Introduction to Systematic Theology 101)
Teacher: Mr. Micah Freer