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Children
Children are a precious part of Sunday School. Through
weekly programming, children, learn God’s Word, engage in learning
activities and enjoy themselves. Children engage in activities that are
geared to their developmental level. Children express their individual l
faith a time when they are ready to make a profession of their faith in
Christ and continue to be lead to grow in their relationship with Christ.
Beginners 1
Preschool
and Kindergarten………………… Room 210
Sis. Linda
Sandifer- Departmental Superintendent
Beginners 2
First and
Second Grade………….Rooms 211, 214
Sis. Laura
Chase- Departmental Superintendent
Primary and Junior
Third and
Fourth Grade… Rooms 138, 134
Fifth and Sixth Grade…..Rooms
136
Sis. Margaret
Elliott, Departmental Superintendent
Teens
Teens are an integral part of our Sunday School.
Through weekly programming teens learn God’s Word, engage in structured
learning activities. Teens have the opportunity to learn and apply Biblical
truths through classroom activities. .
Intermediate and Senior
Seventh-Ninth Grade. Room 132
Tenth0-Twelfth Grade Room 300
Adults
Sis.
Delores Thompson, Departmental Superintendent
Young
Adults The Young adult years are a time for life preparation.
This Sunday School class believes in, and invests in, the lives of post high
school students so that they will honor God and build success as they
encounter the challenges of young adulthood in our high tech, humanistic
world.
Post-High
School/College Age
18-24
Music
Office
Adults
Our adult classes emphasize a systematic study of God’s word, intimate
fellowship and growth. These single gender classes promote intimate
sharing, prayer and fellowship. Adults are challenged to grow and mature in
Christ throughout the adult life cycle. Sunday School provides support,
study and nurturing through every stage of life such as early marriage,
family development, changing vocations, adjusting to the loss of a spouse,
empty nest, mid life, senior years and others. Sunday School seeks to equip
adults with the biblical knowledge, resources, and help they need to
continually mature.
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Ladies Classes- Rooms
200,206,131,128, Scout Rm
Men’s Classes- Rooms 212, Lounge
Specialty classes
Foundations Classes
Are you a
new Christian or do you need a refresher in the basics of our faith? The
foundations classes are designed to guide you through the foundational
truths of knowing Christ and the Christian faith. Adults may enter
Foundation classes at any time; however they must complete the entire class,
before moving to another class. Foundations 1 must be completed before
beginning Foundations 2.
Foundations
1
Pastor
Black- Room 120
Foundations
2
Rev. James
Bell- Room 209
Deaf Ministry
Class
Room 207
The
Deaf Ministry class is designed is to communicate the Gospel and facilitate
Biblical teaching to the believers in the deaf community. This is currently
a young adult class; however, Interpretation services are also available,
for other Sunday School classes by contacting the Deaf Ministry, Ministry
Leader, Marisha Pennington. Other classes can be formed as students are
identified.
Infant/Toddler Services
Care and
appropriate learning services are available for infant and toddlers by
advanced registration. Please contact the Sunday School office to request
infant/toddler care.
Elective
Classes- 2004
Electives
are special interest classes that are designed to address Biblical issues in
a structured class setting. Elective classes meet for one quarter.
Students return to their original “home class”, at the end of an elective.
All adults (except those in Foundation classes) may attend an elective
course. In order to allow as many people as possible to participate,
Sunday school members are asked to limit their participation in elective to
one elective per semester (excluding Sunday School wide electives).
Elective
classes meet in the Fellowship Hall.

The Mind
of Christ
Spring
Quarter- March 7- May 23, 2004
"Let this mind be in you,
which also was in Christ Jesus." How do we get the mind of Christ? This
elective explains how God works within you, continually renewing and
reshaping your mind to reflect his. Plenty of practical ideas apply
"mind-renewal" to everyday life: work, family, relationships. If you long
for Christ likeness in your thought life, this elective is for you.
Students will use the Mind of Christ workbook. In preparation for the
course, students are encouraged to purchase the book “The Mind of Christ,”
by Hunt published in soft cover from Broadman & Holman.
Experiencing
God as a Couple
Especially for Couples
Summer
Quarter- June 6- August 22, 2004
The best way to grow a
marriage is for both husband and wife to grow in their knowledge of God.
Couples need to understand His will for their lives. Henry and Marilyn
Blackaby, (Experiencing God) help chart a course for couples on that growing
spiritual path. This elective will explore the seven realities of
Experiencing God and apply them to the marriage relationship.

Man of
Character: Paul
Especially for Men
Fall
Quarter - September 19- November 21, 2004
Description:
"Let this mind be in you, which also was in
Christ Jesus." How do we get the mind of Christ? Hunt explains how God works
within you, continually renewing and reshaping your mind to reflect his.
Plenty of practical ideas apply "mind-renewal" to everyday life: work,
family, relationships. If you long for Christ likeness in your thought life,
this book is for you. 192 pages, soft cover from Broadman & Holman.
Spiritual
Breakthrough for Women 2004
Especially for Women
Fall
Quarter: September 19- November 21, 2004 Are you
still wondering what God has for you? Are you waiting to move to the “next
level”? Do you feel “held back” because of uncontrollable circumstances?
This elective will look at how God has used ordinary women like you, in a
variety of circumstances, throughout the Bible for extraordinary works.
Through this study you will encouraged to wake up every morning and saying
“Yes, Lord, I will obey”!

Advent-
Family Series
November
28- December 26, 2004
The word "advent" means "coming". Jesus'
birth was prophesied many years before he was born and many people waited
with great anticipation the coming of their promised Savior. Today, the four
weeks prior to Christmas is our "Advent" season. It is a season for
preparing our hearts and minds for Christmas Day, when we celebrate the
birth of Christ. Through this elective the entire family will use
participate in activities to build our anticipation of the celebration of
Jesus birth. It will give all of us a renewed appreciation for God’s
greatest gift us to us.
Staff Meetings 2004

All Sunday
School staff (Departmental Superintendents, officers, teachers, assistants
and substitutes) are expected to participate in quarterly staff meetings.
These meetings provide an opportunity to share and communicate important
information, plan in departments, receive training and fellowship.
Saturday January 25 9::00 a.m.
Friday
February 27 7:00 p.m.
Friday April 30 7:00 p.m.
Friday September 3 7:00 p.m.
Friday November 5 7:00 p.m.
Sunday School Special Observances 2004

Black History
Program Sunday, February 1 9:00
a.m.
Resurrection Day
Program Sunday, April 11
9:00 a.m.
Teacher Appreciation
Sunday Sunday, May 2, 9:00
a.m.
Parent’s Day
Celebration Sunday, June
20 9:00 a.m.
Promotion
Sunday Sunday, June 6
9:00 a.m.
Sunday School Activities
for 2004

Greater Washington
Christian
6:00 p.m. and
Education Association
Convention January 30-31 9:00
a.m
Summer
Outing Friday, July 30
10:00 a.m.
Harvest
Celebration Saturday, October
30 6:30 p.m.
Walk Through Nativity Field
Trip December 11 5:00 p.m.
Christmas Program Rehearsal
and
Cookie
party December
18 10:00 a.m.
Christmas Program and
Social Sunday, December 19 5:00 p.m.
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