Sunday School

If you would like to be a part of a new Adult Sunday School class, please contact Rev. Meg Jiunnies as soon as possible!

Children

Preschool

• 3K – Malambri Center Room 147

• 4K – Malambri Center Room 145

Elementary School

• 5K - Malambri Center Room 231

• 1st Grade – Malambri Center Room 227

• 2nd Grade – Malambri Center Room 225

• 3rd Grade – Malambri Center Room 221

• 4th Grade & 5th Grade – Malambri Center Room 219

Youth

Sunday School class for youth in grades 6-12, takes place in the Youth Wing, in Room 206. Classes are designed to help youth study the Bible and talk about their faith in ways that are real and relevant to them.  Sunday School  is taught by a rotating team of volunteers, the hope is that each youth will feel seen and known by a  number of adults here at Central.

Materials will be provided for all participants. Youth are encouraged to bring their Bibles to class, but are not required. Please come and join a class for fellowship, fun, and discussion. Friends are always welcome!

Adult

Spiritual Journeys

Room 276

This class is primarily comprised of people in their 20's and 30's and many members of this class have preschool/school aged children. It is discussion based and focuses on various themes in the Christian faith. "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your path." Proverbs 3:5-6

Christian Discussion

Room 277

Primarily in our 40's through 60's, but all ages are welcome. We use formal lessons (adult Bible study or other United Methodist literature), current events, contemporary culture, and fellowship. Missions, liberally sprinkled with humor and grounded in the Word of God, to grow toward four goals: 1) An always closer relationship with God through Christ, 2) Constant seeking of His will for our lives, 3) Faith and trust to surrender to his will, and 4) Love for all our brothers and sisters. Discussion is encouraged, but voluntary. Everyone is welcome.

New Horizons

Room 279

We are adults in our 50's and 60's - the “sandwich generation.” Our class is led by its own members, and we discuss a variety of topics in an informal atmosphere. We meet monthly to eat or see a movie and just enjoy each others' company. We hope you’ll consider a visit!

Sunshine Class

Room 179

This is a class for mentally, physically, or visually challenged adults or anyone who wants to spread sunshine. We enjoy helping people. We are very concerned about family, friends, and anyone who has problems.

Currently the Sunshine Class is coordinating a team of teachers to lead this class. The Sunshine Class will resume meeting at that time. Please contact Rev. Meg for more information. Click here to contact Rev. Meg Bryce Jiunnies!

New Beginnings

Room 272

This class consists primarily of adults in their 20's-50's, but all ages are welcome! We welcome married couples, parents of growing children, and professional singles. We participate in various missions in the community and church. Lessons are instructor-led with group discussion on real life, contemporary Christian issues. We meet socially for family events and a Christmas gathering each year. Join us for coffee and conversation!

Searching Disciples

Room 275

The Searching Disciples class is an interesting and diverse mix of ages and stages of life. Lessons are focused on small group, round-table discussions. This class seeks to grow in faith and examine a variety of viewpoints. Outreach projects are of special interest to most who attend this class.

Sarah Blanton-Philathea

Room 174

Mixed age group from 40's to 80's of both couples and singles. A variety of teachers lead discussion of Adult Bible Studies curriculum. Members enjoy caring fellowship, coffee, hymns, and devotions. The group participates in and supports a variety of service projects. This is a large class with an average attendance of 60 people.

Wesley Fellowship

Room 170

This class is for singles and couples ranging from 50's - 100's. The class is small, but growing! We have five excellent teachers who teach on a rotating basis. The lessons are based on The International Sunday School material. Discussion is encouraged to seek a variety of viewpoints. Our goal is to grow in faith and love for God and for our fellow man. We have a strong interest in supporting church projects, mission, and outreach needs. Music and social activities are important to our class. Part of our social activity is to go out for lunch once a month.