Our Sunday program include a contemporary (8:30am) and traditional (11:00am) worship service and Sunday school classes for all ages,   Wednesday night activities include LOGOS for youth, dinner, Bible studies for adult and music.  Other programs include Stephen Ministry, three women’s circles, Vacation Bible School in the summer, senior/adult activities, inspirational music programs, Summer Concert Series, talent show, Mother’s Day Out, Boy Scouts, Daisy Scouts, and other children/youth programs.


Sunday Schools Classes:

Bible Journey Class:  Meets in the Office
Studying Books of the Bible – They are just finishing the book of Peter and are getting ready to start Isaiah.

Discovery Bible Class:  Meets in the choir room
Currently studying “The Present Word”.  The Present Word seeks to facilitate mastery of Bible content; understanding of the Bible in relation to life experiences and a greater awareness of God’s self-disclosure, especially God’s redeeming love as revealed in Jesus Christ.

Connections:  Meets in the Sanctuary
A Study Class for adults interested in deepening their knowledge and understanding of Scripture and Christianity.  Our Basic text is the Bible, and is currently lead by our pastor.

We have been studying through the summer and into the fall “texts that make you go ‘hmmmm’”.  The texts, primarily in Genesis which are often over-looked because they appear on the surface to be simply stories of Old Testament figures that seem to have little bearing on our lives today.  These are generally the tests that are rarely preached from the pulpit and taught to children because they speak of issues and events that are difficult to understand or have more adult-oriented themes.

However, with closer examination we find that they do indeed, have much to say about our current lives and the issues we face today.  They are quite frankly, there for a reason, and it is important that we recognize them and understand their meaning. 

In the Fall of 2011, beginning September 18, the class will take a break from these texts and do a focused study on the Covenant History in Scripture.

In communion we speak of the cup as the “new Covenant sealed in the my blood.”  If this is the new covenant between God and the followers of Jesus, one must ask, what was the old covenant?

The Truth is, that the Old Testament is the history of God’s work in salvation through a series of Covenants with God’s people.  To better understand this New Covenant established between God and ourselves in Jesus, we will study the Old Covenants. 

We will begin with the Covenant with Adam, and look at each covenant as history moves forward in Scripture.

Contemporary Living:  Meets in the Fellowship Hall
The Contemporary Sunday School Class has just begun a new study of the Book of James.  In this study we will determine who the Author is and why he doubted the Divinity of Christ.  Does James’ outline of a righteous Man conflict with the teachings of Paul?  Why should we care what James wrote; does it still have relevance today?
These and other topics are discussed in depth in this open form class.  Come and learn, and express your convictions, doubts, and questions.   Everyone has a chance to express themselves and there are no wrong answers.  We talk and laugh a lot and somewhere along the way God speaks to us and guides our path.  Class time is 9:30 am every Sunday morning.

Pre-K class and will be using Rock Solid Faith preschool curriculum. This class will be for 3, 4 and 5 year olds and will meet in the Baby nursery.

Children 1st through 4th grade are also building a Rock Solid Faith in the last room in the Sunday school hall

Rev. Mitch will lead the 5th grade through Middle school class which will meet in his office.


Wednesday Evening Classes (6:45pm)

Following Wednesday Night Dinner, we will be offering a course on The Westminster Confession.  It is perhaps the most widely accepted foundational document of Reformed Theology in the United States.  When officers are ordained and installed in the Presbyterian Church, they all vow to “sincerely receive and adopt the essential tenants of the Reformed faith as expressed in the confessions of our church.”  The Westminster Confession is among those confessions.  Rev. David Lewis will be leading a class on Wednesday nights after our fellowship dinner looking at Reformed theology as expressed in the Westminster Confession; its strengths, its weaknesses, its out-dated language and its wisdom in today’s world.  Learning about the Westminster Confession will not only give us a deeper understanding of what the church believes but a keen insight to Western culture.  Please join us for this