Sunday school classes are on-going communities that meet for the purpose of growth in Christ through teaching and fellowship. Interactive instruction includes large and small group discussion that provides both a place to learn about God’s Word and a place to connect with members of Covenant. Visit our Resources Page for audio from select Sunday School classes.
Winter Classes
The Painful Path of a Prodigal
Classroom: Multi-purpose West
The family of a prodigal struggles deeply with the destructive choices of their loved one. What do we do with the pain and the fear? We will learn together from their book as Craig and Sue Svensson write sensitively, engagingly, and compassionately about their struggles and direct us to the Scriptures and to the Father. Books are available for purchase from the book nook. This class is facilitated by Ruling Elders Steve Draper (Emeritus) and Mike Marsh.
Job: Where is God in My Suffering?
Classroom: Multi-purpose West
Join us as we study the book of Job, which is “an agonizing journey through the suffering of a godly man…Each person inevitably reads this story out of their own experience with suffering and disappointment. Why is this happening? Does God even care how we hurt? [This] study of Job helps us understand the message of Job more fully, helping us reflect on Job’s suffering and our own in relation to the suffering of Jesus.” (Excerpt from the Serge study guide on Job, which will be our curriculum.) Books are available for purchase from the book nook. This class is led by Pastor Tim Frost and Ruling Elder Justin Hormel.
Teach Them to Work: Building a Positive Work Ethic in Our Children
Classroom: Annex 6
How do we instill in our children a positive work ethic? Perhaps your children act like they are having a heart attack when they have to do some work around the house. Or perhaps you’d rather just do it all for them because it’s easier than a battle. No matter the age of your children, if they live in your house, Mary Beeke’s book will aid us to think biblically about work in its relation with your closest disciples: your children. Whether toddlers or teenagers, parents must learn and mature in the practical wisdom of what it means to Teach Them to Work. Please buy a copy of this book by Mary Beeke from the book nook. This class is facilitated by Pastor Aaron Roberts and Sarah Plonsky, Associate
Director of Welcome and Assimilation.
Los Diez mandmientos
Classroom: Annex 1
Estudiaremos cómo entender y aplicar los Diez Mandamientos a la vida cristiana, utilizando como punto de partida algunas secciones de los catecismos de Westminster y Heidelberg. Esta clase está dirigida por el Pastor Phil Mahaffey.
All Nations
Classroom: Library
This class provides a welcoming environment to connect across language and cultural differences as we visit, read the sermon’s Scripture passage, pray together and have open discussion. This class is led by several members including Kellie Grathwol, Deb Grathwol, and Jeremy Samsoe.
Through the Roof Adults
Classroom: W-10
This class provides adults affected by disability with the opportunity to connect and digest God’s Word in an easy-to-understand format. Join us on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sundays. This class is led by members, Linda Krause, Jason Miller and Sarah Pruett.
Through the Roof Support Group
Classroom: W-10
This class provides parents, grandparents, and caregivers the opportunity to connect, share resources, and discuss challenges that come with living and caring for a child or adult with a disability. Join us on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. This class is led by members Laura Flint and Sarah Pruett.