Christian Education Classes

Sunday Mornings

9.45-10.40a

CotATalks

Parish Hall

A miscellany of short talks by speakers and topics that come by invitation of the Dean. Personal witnesses, biblical teaching, reflections on Christian living, deepening your relationship with the Lord, sharing the hope within you, and loving in difficult times and situations are just a sampling of the types of offerings found in this class.

Anglicanism 101

Admin Wing Conference Room
Nathan White, Theologian in Residence

Nathan White helps us explore the history, theology, and liturgy of Anglicanism.

CotAStudies

Christian Education Wing Room 105
Various Teachers

A more in-depth, sequential class on a biblical theme, book of the Bible, work of Christian literature, or relevant cultural topic.

Ephesians
Cameron Ramsey, Jonathan Stone, and Nathanael Knott
September 14 through October 26

"What is the gospel according to Paul? Does it have any significance for our lives today? How then should we live? Cameron Ramsey, Jonathan Stone, and Nathanael Knott will lead us in a 7-week study of Paul’s letter to the Ephesians, in which he addresses these topics and more. Come follow along as we explore these questions together!"

A History of the Creeds
Ed Smithers
November 9 - December 14

In worship, we regularly say the Nicene Creed and sometimes the Apostles Creed. They are, as Martin Luther put it, “the Bible in miniature”—a basic summary of what Christians ought to believe. But how did the historic creeds develop? What were the issues facing the early church? What is the relationship between the authority of Scripture (the biblical canon) and the creeds? We’ll explore these questions and more.

Life Together

Christian Education Wing Room 103
Sarah and Will Peden, Amber & Larry Cook

A class for everyone—couples and singles. Warm and conversational, this class is designed for fellowship and relationship building, melded with exploring biblical essentials.

College Hour

Parlor
Heath Milford and Brayden Hembree

Join our community of college-age students each Sunday morning for fellowship, food, and study! In recognition of its 1,700th anniversary, we'll be going through the Nicene Creed this Fall.