Disciple Class - This class consists of adults in their 40's through 80's. They currently study the Presbyterian Uniform Lesson Series. Other study material is chosen by the class. An enjoyable study for this class was "Disciple." Location: Room 310 (Heritage Room Third Floor Education Building)

Disciples Too Class - This group is open to all ages. We are a book and Bible study group. We begin our class around 9:30 AM with prayer requests and prayer time, and we end between 10:30 and 10:45 AM. We enjoy our fellowship and support each other in our faith journey. New members are welcome to join us! Location: Third Floor of Education Building, Room 307

Friendship Bible Class - This class is made up of people in their 50's and older who study the Bible directly using a question and answer guide and then round table discussion. Singing and devotional materials are included, as well as video and books covering special topics. They approach the Bible as the inspired word of God, and they on infallible rule of faith and practice. They serve evangelical organizations such as Campus Crusade for Christ, and others, with special donations and support. They have annual summer and Christmas parties. Location: Room 311 (Third Floor Education Building)

Waystation Class - The Waystation Class began in the mid 1980's. We are a diverse group of couples and singles who share an interest in both traditional and non-traditional approches to religion, faith, and the scriptures. We have reviewed and discussed a wide variety of books and videos. Leadership is shared by the group. All who enjoy an informal and open format such as our are welcome. A special class fund is maintained for worth projects. Location: Room 308 (Third Floor Education Building)

College and Career Class - We are a class of young adults; some of us are in college and others have already begun our careers. Using books, film, and Bible studies, we examine how our faith intersects with the world and popular culture. Many formats are used in this class including question and answer sessions as well as open discussion. Location: 307 (Third Floor Education Building)

Corner Class - This class is made up of a congenial group of people with age ranges from 30's to 60's with an interest in Bible study. The class selects our studies usually from a book of the Bible and we have a lecture/discussion format. New members welcome! Location: Room 302 (Third Floor Education Building)

Good Fellowship Class - This is a lecture type class open to anyone but is made up primarily of senior members of the congregation. Curriculum is the Presbyterian Uniform Lesson Series. They have bi-annual luncheons at area restaurants. Location: 207 (Second Floor Education Building)

Genesis Class - This class is composed of couples and singles of all ages. The class uses a Bible curriculum chosen by the class. They have quarterly social gathering and an annual Christmas party. Location: Room 110 (First Floor Education Building)

Chapel Bible Class - A Bible study group which uses the Presbyterian Uniform Lesson Series, material published by the Presbyterian Church. The lesson format is teacher-led discussion. Member's age range is 40's and others. A recurrent theme is the application of Biblical teaching to today's living. This group is refreshed by Biblical relevance each week. Bible study, prayer, and laughter are essential class ingredients. All are welcome. Socials are held quarterly. Location: Chapel

Transitions Class - This group studies various topics and Bible lessons. It is an open discussion type class with a leader guiding the lesson. This class averages 15-20 couples ranging in their 20's-40's. Adult socials are held monthly on the second Saturday and family socials (with children) are held at various times during the year. This class also has an annual retreat weekend in the mountains. Location: Fireside Room (Third Floor Education Building)

Good News Class - A group of mostly couples in their 50's and 60's who enjoy a wide-range discussion in which varying opinions are welcome. Recent studies have been: "Witness without Parallel: Eight Biblical Texts That Make us Presbyterian," "God was Here and I Was Out to Lunch," "When You're a Christian the Whole World is From Missouri," and "ahow to Worship as a Presbyterian." Socials are scheduled for the fourth Saturday of each month. New members are most welcome. Location: Room 114 (First Floor Education Building)