All adult classes

Adult Sunday School

At West Market, we celebrate the diversity of the current 12 adult classes. Each one, in particular ways, offers opportunities to deepen our relationship with God, with fellow class members, and with the community through outreach. We hope the following information will help you choose classes or studies that you would like to visit or join. We encourage you to visit enough classes to find the one that is right for you.

If you need more information or assistance in choosing a class, please contact Rev. Jane Brannock at the church (275-4587, vm 13).

Adult Classes:

*Asbury-Covenant* Room 409	The Asbury-Covenant Class consists of middle to older adults, some retired and some actively employed, who are interested in continuing to grow spiritually. A variety of teachers lead the class using the adult Bible Studies and on numerous topics of interest. This close-knit, caring and supportive group supports the missions of the church and enjoy getting together socially and having a meal together each month. They welcome couples, singles, widows, and widowers of any age to visit or join the class.
*First Couples* Room 417	This is a vibrant and energetic class, addressing different topics each Sunday, led by various teachers from West Market Church and the community. A quarterly class meeting, party, and special attention to family needs of class members in times of illness and grief keep this class a close group. This class maintains a scholarship fund from which an annual scholarship is given to a religion student at Greensboro College.
*Friendship* Room 401	The Friendship Class is an adult class for both couples and singles, some who work, and some who are retired. The Adult Bible Studies is followed each Sunday and the lesson is taught by various members of the West Market Church. Friendships are formed and the class members provide a strong support group for each other in times of happiness as well as sorrow, and in each member's growth in his or her walk with God. The members enjoy fellowship at a class social every two months.
*Heritage* Room 408	The Heritage Class is made up of couples, some with children. The class is kept interesting through a variety of topics.
*Koinonia* Room 413	The Koinonia Class was formed in 1965. The name is taken from the Greek word loosely translated as “close-knit circle.” The class is composed of couples and singles, some who work, and some who are retired. Lessons include a wide range of subjects – Bible study, current events, and social issues combined with lively discussions. The class actively engages in many church outreach service projects. Socials are of many varieties – informal meals at restaurants, picnics, movies, and holiday parties.
Leadership Room 102	The Leadership Class goal is to develop and nurture strong leadership for personal living as well as organizational roles in the church and in the business world. This class will operate in a seminar fashion, using texts, DVDs, and personal presentations from proven national and community leaders.
*Mary and Martha* Room 412	This is a class made up of women of all ages and stages of life who share the thirst for spiritual growth and fellowship. Bible and book studies, speakers, and videos are used to explore ways of connecting faith to daily living in a relaxed discussion format.
*Morris/Fellowship* Room 105	Class members are single and married, middle-aged to older women and men. Studies, mostly from the Adult Bible Studies series, are led by class members and volunteer teachers who are members of the church. In addition, other persons from the community are invited to speak on current topics. The one main event is a Christmas party, but the class gathers to support one another throughout the year in times of joy and in times of sadness.
*New Beginnings* Room 312	New Beginnings is a class composed of folks in their 30s - 40s. They study topics that encourage spiritual growth, from Bible studies to book studies on matters of faith. Classes are led by guest teachers and by class members. This class gathers regularly for socials.
*New Covenant* Room 301	New Covenant is a Sunday School class of persons ranging in ages from late twenties to early forties. The class is forming community through study of the Bible and issues of Christian faith and growing in fellowship through regular social gatherings. Newcomers are welcome!!
*New Young Adult* Room 319	A new Sunday School class (formed Fall 2008) for young adults between the ages of 18 and 30 to study, worship, and fellowship together. Robert Matthews, a graduate student at UNC-G, is leading the group. Drop by and visit our class!
*Open Door* Room 302D	The Open Door Class is a discussion group of adults, of various ages, that includes single and married persons. Members take turns leading the class in the study of different books. Some of the topics are directly related to the Bible, and some are related to social issues. This class also undertakes hands-on mission projects during the year.

This page was last updated on November 14, 2008