Sunday School classes are an essential part of our life together each Sunday. A variety of classes are offered, each with the purpose of fostering spiritual growth and faith development. With so many choices for all ages, we hope you’ll find yourself at home in one of our classes.
There are two different classes for children of elementary school age during the Sunday School hour.
Beginning in the Fall, Confirmation is a year-long experience for 6th graders as they prepare to join the church. If you would like more information.
First Youth is for students who are 7th-12th graders. They study scripture and topics relevant to life as young people. “We are an open and accepting space and questions are always welcome!” This class meets in the Loft above the Fellowship Hall. Contact Paul Davis for details.
The FUMCOR Young Adult and College Class is a reconciling group made up of anyone who identifies as a young adult (generally ages 20-35). As followers of Christ, we are committed to upholding the baptismal vow to resist evil, injustice, and oppression in whatever forms they present themselves, and to respect the dignity of every human being no matter their background. We study scripture, church history & tradition, as well as social issues. Our class is meant to teach us about the church, the world, and our place in both as we navigate our way into full-fledged adulthood and the professional world. We also get together outside of church a few times per year. Follow the link below to find out more about opportunities for Young Adults.
Room 203, Sundays, 10:00 am
This is a very supportive class geared toward older adults. They have been meeting for 45+ years. They study the Bible primarily in light of social concerns. The class is led primarily by group discussions, teacher lectures, and outside speakers. If interested, please contact Peg Ashline.
Room 205, Sundays, 10:00 am
An inclusive, progressive, and interactive forum where all are welcome. Class age ranges from 50 upward. Lessons are usually volunteer-led, as the class strives to understand and operate in God's world through socially-relevant and Biblical topics. Value is placed on individual life experiences and fellowship. Contact John and Martha Prazniak if you would like more information about this class.
Fellowship Hall, Sundays, 10:00 am
This is a very informative class geared toward older adults, couples, and empty nesters. They study the Bible and engage in rich discussions around social and cultural affairs. The class is led primarily by lectures or special guests. They are fellowship-driven and have been meeting since the 1950s. If you are interested in attending a class, please contact Harold Hartman.
Room 113, Sundays, 10:00 am
The Open Door class is multi-generational but tends toward young families. They enjoy discussing how biblical teachings interweave with social issues, family dynamics, and personal spiritual growth. The class welcomes persons of all ages, gender identities, sexual orientations, and gender expressions.
Room 207, Wednesdays, 1:00-2:30 pm
This is a progressive group of adults and empty nesters that studies the Bible together each Sunday. They are led primarily by teacher and group discussion. Please contact Ann Siemsen for more information about this Bible Study Class.
Room 115, Sundays, 10:00 am
This is an informative class that is geared towards older adults. They study the Bible in light of social concerns and are primarily led by teacher lectures. They also have weekly fellowship opportunities. Please contact Pam Fleming if you are interested in attending a class.
Room 207, Sundays, 10:00 am
This is a very welcoming class made up of adults, couples, unmarried, parents, and empty nesters. They are primarily teacher-led with lots of group discussions. The class emphasizes the study of the Bible through the lens of spiritual formation. If you would like more information about this class, please contact Keith Jeter.