April Elective: How to Say Hello: Biblical Hospitality

Dates: April 7, 14, & 21

Taught by: Becky Hecht, Cari Hicks, Jacob Virtue, Sarah Warren, & Jason Yon

Location: Learning Commons

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Hospitality is not just a Southern thing—is at the core of who our God is. He calls his people to be characterized by hospitality, too. Many times, hospitality is as simple as saying, “Hello!” to someone you don’t know in church.  Join us for three weeks of teaching from different ministries in the church that use hospitality as a vehicle for taking care of strangers. As we continue to pursue missional living this year, let’s work together to make our church and homes more welcoming.

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May Elective: Encounters with Jesus

Taught by: Neel Skelton

Location: Learning Commons

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You cannot come into the presence of God and stay the same. In May, we will be looking at different people’s encounters with Jesus in the gospels and the transformative power of those interactions. Through their interactions, we will consider what it looks like for us to encounter Jesus in our own lives and how we too can be changed by his power and grace. 

Topic:  Respectable Sins

Taught by: Phil Graybeal

Age Group: 60s+

Topic: John

Taught by: Ron Rountree

Age Group: 50s & 60s

Topic: Aging

Taught by: Dan McFarlane

Age Group: 70s+

Topic: Marriage

Taught by: Video Series

Age Group: 40s+

Topic: Psalms of David

Taught by: Philip Temple

Age Group: 60s+

Check-in at the MR Kids Welcome Desk!

Sunday school for grades 5th-12th is led by the Youth staff and meets in the Athletic & Youth Center located behind the church, at the rear of the parking lot to the left when you are facing the church.

Topic: Confronting Christianity: 12 Hard Questions for the World’s Largest Religion by Rebecca McClaughlin.

Age Group: College students & young working adults

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Are you a 20-something looking to join a Sunday school community in the fall? The College and Career Sunday school class will be exploring the book Confronting Christianity: 12 Hard Questions for the World’s Largest Religion by Rebecca McClaughlin.

Join us as we seek to build community for young adults in our church, as well as tackle some of the hard questions our culture is asking. Books will be provided.