Adult Sunday School

Adult Sunday School Class Offerings

Fall 2010 - Spring 2011

Offered by Quarter:

Health Insurance and Local Health Care:  What You Need to Know - Fall Quarter

Tim Jost, Dave Cockley, Keith Gnagey, Teresa Boshart Yoder, Bill White, Laura Quass-Ferdinand and others will lead discussion on various issues surrounding health care and the hew health insurance reform bill.   Rm 3 Dean House

Hymnody - Winter Quarter

Jay Hartzler and Jeremy Nafziger will lead the class in exploring and singing hymns throughout the ages.

Parenting - Spring Quarter

Reagan Eshleman will lead the class, adapting curriculum from “The Incredible Years”.

Ongoing throughout the year:

Biblical Study - Fall — Genesis: Do you know your religious roots?  This class will use the Gather Round curriculum on foundational stories in our salvation history.  We will study the same texts and stories our children are learning in Sunday School.  Parents are expecially encouraged to attend.  These stories also deal directly with current issues, especially family issues  Led by Jennifer Davis Sensenig and Shirley Yoder Brubaker, withhelp from various parents.   Rm 109

Winter: Nick Stoddard will lead a study of Paul’s letter to the Galatians.

Sunday Bunch - David Vogel, Ray Horst, Kent Davis Sensenig will lead discussion on a variety of topics and invite guest speakers to address issues relevant to the church and community.    Rm 1 Dean House

Coffee and Conversation Informal conversation over coffee space is available in the fellowship hall.

Open Window Sunday School Class/Young Adults - This class includes young adults of all ages who are interested in good fellowship and meaningful discussions about a variety of topics.  College students and visitors are always welcome.  Contact Persons:  David Detrow and Carissa Sweigart.    Rm 4 Dean House

Quilting and Conversation - Join others in making some stitches in a quilt that will be donated to MCC.  Contact persons:  Betty Simensen

Dunkin Donuts Men’s Group - This unstructured fellowship hour affords a unique opportunity for men to enjoy coffee, donuts, and healthy conversation. Visitors are welcome.Contact persons: Terry Burkhalter & Paul Longacre