Sunday Morning Classes
10:00-10:50 am
St. Paul offers Sunday morning classes for all ages, offering a variety of ways to learn and grow in Christian fellowship together.
CHILDREN’S CLASSES
Ages K – 6th Grade
Sunday school classes offered to children are age-appropriate Bible studies with application in their daily lives.
Children in grades K-3 meet in room 312.
Children 4-6 meet in room 308.
If you have questions about children’s classes, please contact Tracy Martin, Director of Family and Children’s Ministries, at tracy@stpaulchurchky.org.
YOUTH CLASS
Grades 7 -12
Our youth use the Sunday school hour to work on service projects in the Youth Center, 1st floor of the Family Life Center.
If you have questions about youth class, please contact Janet and Billy Sewel, Co-Directors of Youth Ministries, at youth@stpaulchurchky.org.
ADULT CLASSES
If you have questions about an adult class, please email info@stpaulchurchky.org.
Connections Class | Room 316
A women’s studies class. Women strive to develop an authentic connection to God and others by studying various authors to find out what matters most, connecting to God.
Exploration | Room 110
A themed group that typically begins with a presentation on a book followed by small group discussion. This class also plans various social activities throughout the year.
Friendship & Fellowship | Common Cup
A casual group of fellowship. Topics vary from discussing the 9 a.m. sermon to sharing gratitude and laughter. The perfect group to drop in on as often as desired.
Love One Another (LOA) | Room 217 (Chapel)
This class comprises individuals from all walks and stages of life. Our structured, Bible-based lessons are varied, never dull, lecture and discussion oriented, and use the talents of outside speakers. We have a heart for charity and outreach and love to socialize. The class is equal parts married and single, always looking forward to welcoming new members.
Recovery Spirituality | Family Life Center – Room 18
While not affiliated with an official Alcoholics Anonymous meeting, this small sharing group aims to explore the ways in which recovery spirituality fosters, enhances, and deepens ones walk of faith. We will use Bill W’s “Big Book,” which is used in AA, as well as Richard Rohr’s book, “Breathing Underwater.” We will use other texts as needed and discovered.
Resilient Faith | Parlor (219)
The Resilient Faith Sunday school class meets between worship services. Through Scripture and various book studies, we explore examples of suffering and hope as we aspire to have resilient faith. All are welcome to join us for fellowship and discussion.
Serendipity | Room 111
Our class is made up of older adults (60 and up) but we welcome anyone who wants to study scripture in an interpretive way. In other words, we look at different modes and slants rather than deciding that “this is the only way to read or hear it.” We have spent most of our time in the New Testament but refer back to the Old Testament often since many of Jesus’ words are recitations. Although we have some structure, we are open to prayer and discussion on needs as they come up and/or current events.
Vine & Branches | Room 113
This Sunday School class discusses everything from the Bible to a variety of interesting books and videos. Examples include the books “The Case for Christ,” “Friend of Sinners,” and “Soul Set Free.” We watched some of “The Chosen” series on DVD. It is an intimate group and we decide amongst ourselves what we will discuss. We also assist with church ventures (for example the Waller-Williams Thanksgiving and Christmas gifts). We also get together as a group to have meals or attend a variety of functions from time to time. You may do as little or as much as you wish.
Sunday Morning Forums | McAdams Fellowship Hall
Occasional discussions highlighting our ministry partners or topics of interest to the church family. Learn more here.