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Sunday School

To form the life of Christ in all parishioners,
equipping them to share the love of God in the world
 
A variety of Sunday School offerings meet each week, September through May, from 10:15 - 11:00 AM in various locations on our campus. Sunday School has ended for the summer and we are taking a break until the fall - please join us then!
Nursery
Infants - K2: 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM, Parish House
We provide a safe, warm and unconditionally loving environment for the children entrusted to our care. We offer stories, activities, a snack and when the weather permits, children will enjoy one of the outdoor play areas. K2 children have an age-specific worship service led by volunteer coordinators. Contact Ann Leineweber, Nursery Coordinator, 271.8773, for questions about the nursery or if you would like to volunteer.
Children
Preschool and Kindergarten/Primer (K3 - K5)
Parish House, 1st Floor

A brand new curriculum titled Grow – Proclaim – Serve! will help our preschoolers grow their faith by leaps and bounds! This curriculum is first and foremost a Bible study. Each week our preschoolers will hear the Bible story, apply the Bible message, and then live out the message in their lives in concrete and age-appropriate ways.
 
Elementary School (1st - 5th grade): Parish House, 2nd Floor
Our rotation format is back for another year! Designed to teach Bible stories and concepts through child friendly multimedia workshops, we will offer classes in art, music, science, cooking, games, computer activities and more. Look for the rotation sign to check your weekly room assignment!
Youth
Middle School (6th - 8th grade): All Saints Center
We are using a media-based curriculum called re:form. Topics will include the Bible, the Creed, other beliefs and answers to tough questions.

High School (9th - 12th grade): All Saints Center

Adults
The Rector’s Forum: Parish House, Markley Chapel (for May 19)
What Jesus Says - the “Sermon on the Mount,” the parables, the questions. We will take a look at the ancient “Red Letter” sayings of Jesus contained within the four Gospels and what they may mean for us in our modern lives. This class is designed for any age single or married adult and will be led by The Rev. Bob Chiles on May 19.
 
Faith Perspectives: Parish House, Room 223
We are currently reading Mudhouse Sabbath: An Invitation to a Life of Spiritual Discipline by Lauren Winner. Winner presents eleven Jewish spiritual practices that can transform the way Christians view the world and God. Facilitated by Anne Arrington and Jane Clarke.

Faithful Friends: Parish House, Room 222

A Sunday School class for all Young Adults. We will take the weekly Gospel lesson and dissect its meaning in the world and in our own lives.

Ministry & Muffins: Parish House, AV Room
This class offers fellowship while enjoying a discussion of the Sunday Gospel. Facilitated by Lora and Michael Pfohl and Jennifer and Pat Sutton.