Wednesday Night Classes

Join us for dinner from 5:15-6:15pm followed by adult classes, youth activities, Bible Blast and children's programming.  

2.22.12 menu:
Swiss Steak
Mashed potatoes
Vegetable
Roll
Fruit Cocktail
*Chicken nuggets for kids*
Salad & Potato Bar

Session Two of our Wednesday Night Spring Semester began Wednesday, February 15th.  If you have enjoyed Session One, we hope you will consider attending one of the great classes you missed!  If you have not been participating on Wednesday nights but find yourself and your family ready to experience fellowship and Bible study, now is a perfect time to get involved in one of these classes that will be forming for the next 5 weeks.

The New You in Christ
led by Pastor Sean Farver
6:30-8:00 pm
Room B8

"The New You in Christ" is the foundational term in our discipleship language.  It comes from 2 Cor.5:17, where Paul declares that if anyone is "in Christ" (has received God's gift of salvation through faith in Christ alone), "he is a new creation; the old has gone and the new has come!"  This is a dynamic way to understand what it means to be a Christian.  The same God who created us in the first place has re-created us!  We are now living a new life.  But what does that new life entail?  How can we think and talk about it in ways that help us better live it out?  That's where the four aspects or dimensions of discipleship come in.  Join us on Wednesday nights to learn more about "the new you."

40 Days in the Word
led by Allen Meyer
6:30-8:00 pm
Room 210

This DVD series by Rick Warren will lead us through 6 easy-to-learn methods of Loving, Learning, and Living the Word.  Through this process we will learn what it means to not just be "hearers" of the Word, but also "doers" of the Word.  Reignite and strengthen your passion for God's Word together with these inspiration teachings.

Your Move
led by Scott French
6:30-8:00 pm
Room B11/12

We are all faced with decisions that we never anticipated having to make.  And, we usually have to make them quickly.  This DVD series by Andy Stanley will help us to make relationship, career, financial and parenting decisions as we learn...what to do when you aren't sure what to do?

The Miracle of Dialogue: Understanding and Improving Communication
led by Robert J. Doolittle, Ph.D.
6:30-8:00 pm
B13

Communication is arguably the most complex human behavior.  This short course will examine the nature of communication viewed as a God-given tool for human interaction, at once necessarily complex and yet manageable for most people most of the time in most situation.  

Reformed Theology
led by Pastor Tom Gray
6:30-8:00 pm
Upper Room

Our old denomination had a collection of historical creeds that made up half of its constitution.  Sadly, due to some internal contradictions between some of these creeds, it enabled leaders to fall away from historical Presbyterian teaching.  Our new denomination, the EPC (Evangelical Presbyterian Church), includes only one creed, the "Westminster Confession of Faith."  Our officers (elders, deacons and pastors) will be required to be familiar with this confession, and use it as a guide to how we interpret Scripture.  This class will give a broad overview of what Presbyterians have confessed about our faith since the 17th Century.  There are some interesting points of controversy that will be discussed!

Bible Blast Participation
led by Carrie Lund
6:30-8:00 pm
Fellowship Hall

Instead of always separating parents and children when they walk in the church doors, there is a wonderful opportunity for parents to participate in Bible Blast with their kids for these 5 weeks!  This allows parents the opportunity to see how their Bible Blast work at home comes together with the weekly group experience on Wednesday nights. 

Divorce Care
led by Ron & Lindsay Fick
6:30-8:00pm
Loft

DivorceCare is a Christian-based series designed to help with the pain and grief of divorce. DivorceCare is an open to those within the Kirk and in the community.

To enroll in any Wednesday night class, contact Tammy Gill.

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