Sunday School begins at 9:30 AM on Sunday morning. Classes are available for all ages. Class names, teachers, room locations, and brief descriptions of each class are listed below. A plan view of the church interior and parking map can be downloaded here (or by clicking the thumbnail image).

Classes for Children and Students

Babies and Toddlers
Kristi Brown & Renae Small
Room 207 (the Nursery)

This class is for children from birth to three years.  Teaching materials for the class come from the Bible and Oriental Trading.

Preschool
Alyssa Crump, Sarah Purcell
Room 209 (the Nursery)

Children three and four years of age are taught from Lifeway Preschool Curriculum and stories from the Bible.  Mission projects include sending cards to shut-ins and collecting food for Christmas baskets.

Kindergarten & 1st Grade
Amy Boshears, Cassinda Bechanan
Room 304

Lifeway Bible Studies for Life (Kids) curriculum is taught to children ages five to seven years.  As their annual mission project, children in this class participate in Operation Christmas Child Shoeboxes.

2nd & 3rd Grade
Shannon Kenimer, Jill Maynard
Room 303

Children six to eight years of age are taught from the Bible.  They spend one year working through the Old Testament and the other year working through the New Testament.  This allows students to work through the entire Bible during the two years they are in this class. Each Christmas, children help to fill shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child.

4th & 5th Grade
Laura Warner, Sharon Arcari
Room 301

Fourth and fifth graders are taught using Lifeway materials and children’s Christian websites.  The mission project of the class includes Operation Christmas Child Shoeboxes and sending cards to Bourbon Heights Nursing home residents. Once a year (usually in August) they hold a pool party at the local YMCA to celebrate classmates who will be promoted.

Middle School
Shana Jones, Scotty Thacker
Room 310 (Youth Room)

This middle school class uses Encounter Sunday School and the Encounter magazine as their teaching materials.  Every other month the class tries to visit residents at Bourbon Heights Nursing home where they sing songs, recite memory verses, and pass out donuts and hugs.  Every Sunday the class fellowships with donuts and juice while sharing the past week’s events.

High School
Sky Ishmael
Room 305 (Youth Room)

This high school class is taught using Lifeway Curriculum for Students.  Annual mission projects include collecting funds for Christmas Angel gifts and filling Operation Christmas Child Shoeboxes.  Once a year they travel to a former teacher’s home to honor graduating seniors in the class.

Generations
Jonathan Graves
Room 100

Coed 1
Room 312
Balcony

Adults in their late 20s to early 40s find their identity in Christ through a book from the Bible or a current book.

Senior Adults
Jack Crump, Bill Sprinkle
Room 205

Adults (mid-50s to mid-90s) use Senior Adult Bible studies from Lifeway. The class provides funding for toy distribution and shoe purchases for a school in Blackey, Kentucky. The class also supports Haven of Rest by purchasing school supplies.

M & M’s
Gayle Fields, Glenn Mackie and Jim Pry
Room 111

This Mix and Match coed class consists of adults who use the Lifeway Senior Adult Bible Study curriculum.

Ladies
Judy Kendall, Becky Scott
Room 110

This class consists of adult who use Lifeway Senior Adult Bible Study curriculum.  This class is involved in mission projects which includes donating food, taking blood pressure checks, painting projects, and assisting with the clothing room during the church’s fall Inasmuch Day. Join them as they share their love for Jesus inside and outside of Sunday School!

Coed 2
Kathy Kenimer, Curtis Kenimer

Men and women (late-20s through 60s) use various study methods in this class, including studies of chapters or books of the Bible plus books and videos by Christian authors.  Examples have included Red Sea Rules by Robert Morgan, Culture Shock by Chip Ingram, Advancing Through Adversity by Charles Stanley, Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus by Nabeel Qureshi, and Is This The End? by David Jeremiah. The class has provided funding for building an overseas well, clothing for families in need, community redifest event, and a Baton Rouge, Louisiana family who lost everything in the 2016 flood. .

Adult Men (Conference Room/Chapel)
Daryl Berry