This Sunday morning approach allows you to select a specific Bible study focus. The following "Bible Tracks" are being offered:

Revelation 2 ― The book of Revelation has been a mystery to many people throughout the last 2000 years. Many people are curious as to what is actually written in this book that has been written by the apostle John. If you are one of the curious ones who have never studied Revelation or if you are a person who has read and studied it many times, this class will be a blessing to you. The book itself tells us that if we read it, hear it and keep the things in it, we would bless us (Rev 1:3). This class will be taught verse by verse and chapter by chapter. It will be taught in a lecture type format with some time for questions and discussion. This is the second semester of this teaching, but a review of the first semester notes will be available.

Hertiage Builders ― is for retired or empty nesters and meets weekly at 9:00 for study, discussion and a time of warm fellowship. You will also be able to participate in dinner groups, monthly potlucks and attend other fun social events.

Common TIES ― Once we graduate from college a new stage of life begins. We begin pursuing a career and developing relationships with co-workers. Some of us get married, and some have children. We have new relationships, schedules and challenges. Our desire is to create a place where we, as single or married young adults and families with young children, can together face these challenges and develop a life-changing relationship with Jesus.

Acts ― From the empty grave to the Church today.

The journey from a ragged band of terrified disciples of Jesus to the Christian Church today was long, difficult, and a miracle of God. Walk with us through the book of Acts as we study the foundations of the modern Church, the events that shaped the early church, and how we came to be the hands and feet of Christ today. Also, we will look at our beliefs and practices against the example and model we have in the book of Acts and try and answer this question, "Are we practicing 'Christianity' as Christ would want us to...or have we de-volved into a 'folk religion'?" Things aren't always as they seem!