Adult Sunday School
9:45 AM Classes
Beginnings/Christianity 101
Cynthia Johnson-Oliver Room 210
This class invites seekers, new believers, and longtime church members to take a fresh look at the Christian faith. Participants will discuss the most basic themes of Christianity and explore the most fundamental questions of religion, such as – What is sin? What is salvation? Who is Jesus? What happens when I die? ~ 9-12 Weeks.
Bible Fellowship
Burnet Thompson Room 300
The primary objective of this ongoing class is to study the scriptures in depth with the goal of incorporating Biblical truths into contemporary life. This fall, we will be studying the Pastoral Epistles: 1 Timothy, 2 Timothy, and Titus. These letters are considered unique because they are addressed to individuals rather than churches. They contain counsel on the organization and leadership of the early church.
Explorers Class
Jim Cromwell Room 306
Using the Adult Bible Studies curriculum developed by the United Methodist Church, this study is an ongoing Sunday School class that covers topics on a quarterly basis. The Fall quarter, titled “God Created a People,” will study the book of Genesis. From the creation, through the patriarchs (Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob), to Joseph and the migration of the Israelites to Egypt, participants will discover how God’s people were created, increased, and then recreated. John Wesley’s commentaries on the designated scripture reading are always available at each class.
Faith In Life Class
Harry Day Room 303
A dynamic group of individuals who explore and discuss faith issues of everyday life. We welcome new participants and diversity of views. Current participants are at different places in their Faith Journeys.
Friends in Faith
Heather Naples Room 308
The Friends-in-Faith class centers on small-group discussions of biblical lessons and its impact on Christians in current day. The curriculum consists of 8- to 12-week sessions from Old and New Testament readings. Recent topics include Old Testament characters, Psalms, and Proverbs. Members of the class are encouraged to choose and lead a study or session.
In His Steps
Bill Iwig/Robin Bichy Room 307
Starting this fall, the In His Steps class will be studying the Foundations curriculum. Foundations is the Gold Medallion award-winning complete resource for teaching believers the essential doctrines of Christian faith, providing the theological basis for living a purpose-driven life. This curriculum has been taught, tested, and refined for over ten years with thousands of people. You are warmly invited to join us as we study together to build a solid foundation for our faith journeys.
Kaleidoscope Seminar
Jack Underhill Room 302
The seminar covers issues of religion, American society, and the world in which Christians are called to make a difference by applying Christ’s call for social justice and love of God and neighbor. For nearly 40 years it has covered a whole range of topics relating to Christianity, other religions, poverty, race, violence, terrorism, the Middle East, fundamentalism, comparative religion, decline of religion in Europe and the history and evolutions of the world’s religions.
Korean Bible Class
Paul Shin Hughes Hall
This class explores the intersection of scripture and Wesleyan doctrine. Topics in United Methodist history are also explored. Korean language.
Williams Bible Class
Ramona Thompson Room 118
The Williams Bible Class is the oldest class at Annandale. Recently, it has evolved into a women’s group. A variety of subjects are explored through the use of scripture and informal discussion. This fall, the class will continue a survey of the Old Testament beginning with Ezra and concluding with the minor prophets.
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