While these classes are designed for adults, students are also welcome to participate.
If you missed a class, find some of the class on our Discipleship Podcast or our podcast webpage.
Peace 101
Led by the pastors in the Library
Peace 101 is an introduction to the vision and mission, beliefs, and ministries of Peace Church.
For anyone interested in learning more about Peace, this class is specially geared for you. If you are new to Peace, or have been attending for a number of years, and are interested in what membership is all about, this class will help you discern if God is leading you to become a member of this local church.
- Is Peace independent or part of a denomination?
- Can God be known and, if so, how can I grow in my relationship with Him?
- What are the fundamental teachings of Peace and why are they important?
Please come and learn about our church as we take a deep dive into these topics. You will meet not only the pastors but also other leaders who are responsible for the many ministries at Peace. Learn how to get involved and be a part of our church community.
Peace 101 is offered 2 times a year.
The Bible Class: 1 Corinthians
Led by Bill Stern in C207
1 Corinthians 13, the love chapter, is one of the most well-known and loved chapters in the New Testament, often read at weddings.
Paul wrote this letter to a church which considered itself sophisticated, gifted, and wealthy. However, they struggled to love one another well, often putting them at odds with one another, hindering the church from advancing the gospel. Paul challenged them to be a dwelling place for the Spirit of God and strive for unity using their gifts and abilities to build up the church and be a witness to Corinth, which was a major Roman trade hub.
Come be a part of this verse-by-verse study of this letter that Paul spent a significant amount of time pastoring.
Peter & David: An Exploration of Suffering
Led by Todd Blonshine in the Fellowship Hall
Have you suffered? Are you now in misery, in a place you do not want to be?
Nothing impacts us like pain, anguish, trauma, and emotional distress. These factors fundamentally alter who we are and how we perceive ourselves.
Come hear what Peter and David tell us: God's divine purpose is in our suffering. You might be surprised by what Peter's letters and David's psalms reveal.