The Village (B114 - Wesley Hall))
The Village is designed for couples raising young children (ages 0–5). This discussion-based class offers a Biblical perspective on the everyday joys and challenges of everyday life. Through honest conversation, shared experiences, and spiritual support, participants find community, encouragement, and practical guidance for nurturing faith at home.
Questions? Contact Chad Holmes - or (901) 262-1281
Basics (B207)
Basics is geared toward adults in their 30’s-40’s, most of whom are parenting school-aged children and teens. This discussion-oriented class explores a wide range of topics, from Biblical studies to parenting to everyday issues. Basics is a welcoming community with planned social activities outside of class.
Questions? Contact Elizabeth Jones - or (205) 999-5243
Not Just for Sunday (B209)
This intergenerational class gathers each week to reflect on the previous Sunday’s sermon. Using the 5-Day Devotional as a guide, they explore how the message connects with daily lives and dive deeper into key themes. With plenty of open conversation, this class is welcoming, engaging, and a great option for drop-in visitors.
Questions? Contact Lori White - or (334) 462-7680
Foundations (B211)
Foundations is designed for couples and individuals raising children from middle school through college age. This discussion-based class explores a variety of topics, including books of the Bible, video studies, and book-based studies. Foundations offers a welcoming Christian community with opportunities to connect beyond Sunday mornings through social gatherings and fellowship.
Questions? Contact Kristin Capstraw - or (786) 417-5000
Peace and Grace (B215)
Adults of varying ages and stages will find open, honest, thoughtful conversation in a place of “radical hospitality.” The inward spiritual journey leads outward in supporting each other and seeking to carry God’s love into the larger community. Studies include current issues affecting the changing, global world as seen through God’s word.
Questions? Contact Suzan Christensen - or (251) 463-4188
Pathfinders (B210)
Pathfinders is a class for single and married adults of all ages. 6-12 week studies will focus on life application of Scripture to familial and cultural issues in society.
Questions? Contact Wendy Robertson - or (251) 370-2573
New Beginnings (2nd Floor- CLC, Room #4)
New Beginnings reaches adults in their 60s and 70s. Phil Webb leads the class in a discussion format as a variety of Biblical and topical studies are explored.
Questions? Contact Phil Webb - or (251) 490-4454
Living Word (B212)
You will find a Spirit-led and Spirit filled study of God’s Word in this class. Doug Garner teaches through in-depth lecture and spirited discussion of the Bible following the United Methodist Adult Bible Study. The age of participants is predominantly 60s plus. All are welcome!
Questions? Contact Emily Garner - or (251)-648-0721
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Koinonia Class (B204)
This class is a challenging exploration of various Biblical and topical studies. Sometimes the class’s understanding of the material is enhanced by an audio or video presentation followed by discussion. Prayer is an integral part of the group’s time together. The predominant age is 60s plus.
Questions? Contact Toni Caminiti - or (251) 591-8007
Friends In Faith (Wesley Hall)
This class generally follows the adult United Methodist curriculum as a basis for study and teaching of the Bible. Participants enjoy regular social activities and well as a Tuesday Bible study for women and a Thursday prayer breakfast for men. They form a caring community for their members, all the while emphasizing involvement outside their class as they support many other ministries in the church. A team of dedicated teachers with varying genial personalities leads this class! Discussion encouraged. Mostly 70s plus.
Questions? Contact Audrey Barr - or (251) 895-1609