1| Sunday Education Hour | 9:30am

Sunday School – Sunday School opening at 9:30 a.m. in the sanctuary. Then we head down to our classrooms. We have classes for all ages.

Children & Youth Sunday School

Toddlers (2-3 yr. olds): Room LL 203 – Marie Fowler, Kelly Chaffee & Naomi Shepler

Pre-K thru 2nd : Room LL204  – Esther te Velde

 3rd  thru 6^th: Library – Kara Masters

 7^th thru 12^th: Joining the Adult Classes

Adult Education Classes

Job: Suffering, Faith, and the Wisdom of God  – led by Ben Hardesty | Fellowship Hall   Now – Aug. 30th 

The book of Job raises some of life’s hardest questions: Why do the righteous suffer? How should we respond when God’s ways are painful or mysterious? How can faith endure in the midst of deep loss? In this course, we will survey the book of Job and explore its major theological themes, including how it points us to Christ. We will explore topics such as how Job teaches us to care for those who suffer, how to speak wisely in times of grief, how believers can glorify God in the midst of fiery trials, and how to respond to the problem of evil and suffering.

The Easy Yoke of Christ –  led by Jodi Billheimer  |Kitchen    Now – Aug. 30th (Women’s Class)

Corrie Ten Boom once said, “If the devil can’t make you sin, he’ll make you busy.” Unfortunately, rushing from one hurried thing to the next is often seen as an unavoidable part of life, even in Christian culture. But is this how God intended for us to live our lives? Matthew 11:28-30 says, “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest… For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.” In this class, we will accept Jesus’ invitation to learn from his example a new way of bearing responsibilities and shouldering the weight of life, and aim to step out of burnout society into a life of soul rest.

Covenantal Baptism: Why Aren’t We Baptists, Anyway? – led by  Josiah Forton |Youth Room  Now – Aug. 30th 

Most debates surrounding baptism usually focus on considerations such as household baptisms or the comparison between baptism and circumcision. But is this the right place to start? While these considerations are important, it will be the assertion of this class that these issues are all downstream from a more fundamental one, namely, the Biblical definition of covenant. How has God chosen to covenant with us? The headwaters of the debate are not whether our baptisms are credo (believer) or paedo (infant); rather, it is whether they are individual or covenantal.

2| Morning Worship |10:45am

Pastor Emeritus Ric Raines will bring a message from Psalm 27 “One Thing”

Livestream link: https://youtube.com/live/oK7ZF8XrFiY

Online livestream starts at 10:45am:  You may click on it at any time. But service will start at 10:45am. Format: YouTube livestream