Wednesday Nights Together - Spring 2022
January 26=April 27
Cookout Final Dinner - April 27
Dinner 5:30-6:15 PM ($10 family, $7 couple, $5 individual)
Classes 6:15-7:15 PM Child Care
We provide free child care for children 4 years old and younger. Parents must remain on campus.
Adult Classes
Adult Art Class
Taught by Vicki Swallen, Susan True, and Nancy Wallace, and Cathaleen Wells, Room 101
Enter into the act of making art as if you are praying with your hands. We will be exploring various media and techniques as we make and fill an art journal. Come prepared to celebrate our identity as creators made in the image of God, the Master Creator. No special skills are needed --just bring an open heart and mind.
Choir
Led by Pastor Alberto Bent, Choir Room
Can't read music but love to sing to the Lord? Not a problem! We would love to have you join us two Sunday mornings a month as we sing together to praise the Lord and lead the congregation in worship. We will also prepare special services such as Christmas and Easter. Come and make a joyful noise unto the Lord with us. We practice twice a month before the Sundays on which we'll lead worship.
Creed - What We Believe and Sharing It with Others
Led by Scott Burns, Fellowship Hall
Elementary Hebrew
Led by Kurt Backlund, Room 126
Men’s Fireside Chat
Outdoor Fire Pit in the backfield.
All men are invited to bring a chair and enjoy the fire.
Narnia Book Club - The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe
Led by Don Angel, Room 226
Kenwood Tutoring
Led by Melody Hamilton, Multipurpose Room
Through this outreach ministry, Kenwood tutors help Kindergarten-3rd-grade students with basic math and literacy skills.
Children's Classes
Child Care
We provide free child care for children 4 years old and younger. Parents must remain on campus. Rooms 1 & 2
Awana Cubbies 6:15-7:15 PM
Taught by Dawn Marosi, Room 3
Children ages 3,4, and 5 are invited to learn God's Word.
Children’s Choir
Do your children love to sing? Four-year-olds to 6th-grade students will sing together.
Carpentry and Projects Class
Taught by Greg Wallace and Jonathan Kane, Room 127
Children 1st-6th grades will learn the basics of carpentry while making fun take-home projects each week.
5th-8th Grade Fellowship
Led by Emily Shiverski, Outside/Youth Room
Discussion and games.
Past Classes 2021
Question of the Week Class Topic Schedule
September 15
How do we know the Bible is true?
Taught by Dr. David Palmer
At least 35 authors wrote books of the Bible over multiple centuries. Many of the authors did not walk with Christ or even live when He did. This class will provide information to help you understand the Bible as a book of faith rooted in the truth. What you learn can increase your understanding of the Bible and increase your confidence in talking about it.
September 22
Where are key Biblical locations now?
Taught by Elder Don Angel and Lyle Fiore
If you have ever wondered where the Garden of Eden, Noah’s Ark, Bethlehem, Nazareth, Jerusalem, and other Biblical locations are, this class is for you. Learn where to find some of the Bible’s most notable locations.
September 29
How are the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit different?
Taught by Dennis Metzger, retired pastor
We hear about the Trinity: Father (God), Son (Jesus), and Holy Spirit. They are one and yet they are three. How can that be? This session will explore each member of the Trinity as one, as separate entities, and provide examples of how they act in your life.
October 6
Who is Jesus? Where is He? What is He doing now?
Taught by Mike Owen, Ph.D. Divinity candidate
We may recognize Jesus’ name and know that He died for our sins. Beyond that, who is He really? In this session we will learn how Jesus spent His time and dive into where He lives, and what He is doing now.
October 13
Why did Jesus have to suffer for my sins?
Taught by Dr. Christine Palmer
In this session, we will explore why Jesus had to die for our sins and why He had to die the kind of death He did. In addition, we will discuss how Jesus’ death forgave our sins and what we must do to be saved.
October 20
Why do bad things happen to good people?
Taught by Pastor Scott Burns
The answer to this question is not simple, “No one is good for all have sinned.” This question is sincerely asked through the lens of people who have done all they can to obey God’s law, follow the rules, and have done the right things, so to speak. This session will appeal to people who are grieving a serious illness or the death of a loved one, their own personal issues, and/or a situation they see in the country or world.
October 27
What does the Bible say about family?
Taught by our Pastor for Children and Families Sara O’Connor
- The goal for this session is to expand people’s understanding of who is considered family from a Christian’s standpoint and how we should interact with them.
- We get isolated in our immediate blood relatives and do not extend our thinking beyond that.
- Explore our biblical responsibilities to our immediate families, community families, and church families.
- How does He want us to interact with our family?
November 3
What does the Bible say about work?
Taught by Elder Don Angel and Lyle Fiore
Most of humanity has to work to survive and thrive. What should our outlook on work be? Is it a blessing all the time?
November 10
Why does the Bible talk about money?
Taught by John Jordan, Deacon Chair
Money is the second most discussed topic in the Bible. We will explore what it means for our spiritual lives.
November 17
What does it mean to live like a Christian? What are the benefits of doing so?
Taught by Carlene Naughton, Elder
Christians strive to live a Godly life and to model Christ’s actions. This class will explore what living a Christian life means including reflecting on what exactly a Christian is, what rules if any, Christians have to follow, and the benefits of living a Christian life.
