Adults

Grow in Your Faith

We recognize the need for intentional time to nurture our faith and grow through study with others. In a church our size it is easy to remain anonymous if one only attends Sunday morning worship. 

At First Christian you will find a variety of Sunday morning classes, Bible studies and discussion groups to help you grow in your faith. These groups are vital to our community life together. We encourage you to get connected by visiting one or more of the groups listed.

 If you have any questions, Rev. Dr. Chris Shorow would love to visit with you about your faith formation.

UNITE

Our Wednesday evening program, is also a big part of Adult education. We offer multiple adult Bible Study options each semester.
Learn more about UNITE and our current offerings here.

Sunday School Classes

We offer faith formation through Sunday School classes for all ages, from nursery care to ages 100+ Classes typically meet for one hour on Sunday mornings starting at 10:00am.

Road to Faith
Ages: 30s - 40s
This class works through the Bible to explore stories, themes, and characters and relate them to modern life and current events. The goal is to build community, grow in faith, learn to serve God and others, while balancing busy lives.

Compadres-in-Christ
Ages: 60+
This group uses online video curriculum including the Bible Project, and topical studies. Social gatherings deepen friendships made in class.

Challengers
Ages: 65+
This class focuses their study on scripture and how it informs our lives. A caring group, filled with many who have served the church and formed vital ministries over the years. They pray for one another, share joys and concerns, and gather for fellowship.

Knot-Nots
Intergenerational
This studious group enjoys a variety of curriculum to delve into the Bible and apply scripture to life. Both lecture and discussion oriented.

Christian Issues
Intergenerational
A classs exploring the connections between faith and daily living. They read and discuss a wide range of books, and deal with challenging issues such as living with uncertainty and grace during troubled political times, death and dying, conflict and strife within our communities, justice, and how to live with courage and hope.

Pioneers
Ages: 30s - 70s
This discussion based class uses books and videos to study the scriptures. The group also enjoys serving together and holds social activities to stay connected outside class.

Cornerstones
Ages: 40s - 70s
A wide range of topical studies from current events and scripture, to ethics and theology, this discussion based class uses books and video. A fun group that’s met for over 25 years, they enjoy movie nights and other social activities.