| Bible Journey |
Room 315 |
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This class is dedicated to a thorough study of the Bible.
We tackle one book at a time (in no set order) and explore
it in depth. There are no experts here; only eager
learners and we encourage lots of discussion and
questions. When Paul’s journey brings him to the place
from which he wrote the epistles, we are studying those
letters, then resume the study of Acts. Our class is made
up of people of all ages, attached and unattached, but all
young at heart. If you’re interested in a detailed study
of the Bible and would like a “learning together”
approach, we invite you to join us.
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| Builders |
Fellowship
Hall #1 Family Life Center |
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The primary focus of this class is to
reinforce the teachings of the Bible and to view them from
different perspectives. Various teachers provide
thought-provoking lessons designed to encourage and
promote better discipleship in daily Christian life.
There is a high level of support “outreach” projects
including Crisis Assistance Ministry, Cornerstone
Ministry, “Empty Stocking Fund”, Salvation Army breakfast
program, Meals on Wheels, etc. The ages of members range
from the 40’s to the 90’s, but persons of any age are
welcome. Genuine love and support are shared within this
class, and visitors are always welcome.
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| Companions in Faith |
Wesley
Center Conference Room |
This small-group class will begin a series entitled The
Thirteen Apostles. They have shared leadership.
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| Crosstalk |
Second Floor Wesley
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The Crosstalk class is a cross section of ages and
opinions that studies a varied range of topics from the
Bible to modern day issues. We welcome anyone and
everyone.
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| JOY Class |
Room 316 |
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The JOY class is composed of people in the 50’s to 70’s
age range, both couples and singles. However, we welcome
anyone who shares our study interests. Our class has a
lesson format that includes a variety of teaching
approaches and materials. Three class members serve as
our primary teachers. We undertake several service
projects during the years: Meals for the West Gastonia
Boys and Girls Club, food and funds for Crisis Assistance
Ministry, and individuals and families with special
needs. Many of our members participate in church mission
projects and community service agencies.
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| New Ties |
Room 204 |
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This class ranges in age from 25 to early 50’s. We use
the International Lesson Series for our discussion
of biblical related topics and lessons. Our class
participates in quarterly service projects. We have
social events several times a year for both class members
and their families. We hope to begin Spiritual Supper
Clubs in the near future. We invite you to join this
loving, caring, and diverse group of couples and singles.
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| Seekers and Searchers |
Room 314 |
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This class consists of adults of all ages. The format is
open discussion. Everyone is invited to express their
ideas and opinions and listen to other people’s ideas and
opinions. We meet in a small group to discuss current
events and topics. Our programs vary extensively. Who
is God in Three Persons? Current events topics and
faith journey topics are discussed and related to biblical
text. We also include bible study and discussion about
how biblical texts relate to our everyday lives. Everyone
is welcome to join in the Hospitality Room for beverages
and refreshments prior to meeting in our room.
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| Wilson Weldon |
Room 201 |
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This adult class is composed of couples of all ages. We
are an open-minded discussion group. The class members
choose our selection of books. Teachers are on a
volunteer basis. We usually have two socials a year.
Come visit us and enjoy our fellowship.
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| Young Adults |
Second Floor Wesley
Center |
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This young adult class is composed of singles and couples
between the ages of 25 and 32. The class is newly formed
and would love for you to join them.
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