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church school classes

Classes are available on Sunday morning at 9:30 for all ages and interests. Children are grouped according to age and grade. During the year special educational opportunities are offered such as Lenten Studies, Disciple Bible Studies, and Vacation Bible School.

	Children and youth church school classes
	Adult church school classses

Children and youth
church school classes

	Crib and Toddler - Babies and children through ages two years
	Preschool through second grade
	Third grade through fifth grade
	Sixth through twelfth grade


Whoever welcomes one of these little children in my name welcomes me; and whoever welcomes me does not welcome me but the one who sent me.
Mark 9: 37

Adult Church School Classes

	About Being United Methodist, Munden Parlor Designed for new members, visitors and anyone interested in the history of our Church and its ministry.
	Beginnings in Faith, Library Designed for persons who are new in Christ, or who are ready for a fresh start, or for those who haven't quite made the commitment yet. Curriculum includes weekly discussions Bible readings, sharing challenges and focuses on developing an active prayer life.
	Corinthians Class, Room B16 Married and single adults, ages 50 to 70+. Coordinator plans each Sunday program around a class member, outside speaker, or a video presentation. Group has a Christmas Sing, soup supper and summer picnic.
	CrossTalk Class, Room B15 Married and single adults, ages 30-65+. Rotated shared leadership for topic discussion. Talent of membership to present insight into Christian faith. Periodical social events and a pig roast in May.
	Good Beginnings Class, Room E103 Located next door to the nursery, this class is for parents and their young children. Provides a forum for exploring parenting issues and an opportunity to share resources.
	Young Adult Sunday School, Room W209 Young adults in their 20s and 30s. Cover a variety of different studies dealing with "real life" or "New Age" events and what it means to live a "spiritual life."