Sunday Discipleship
Nearly every Sunday we offer classes for all ages to enrich their knowledge of the Bible and, more importantly, their knowledge of its Author. 'Sunday School' is the traditional term for this, but we want to emphasize that this isn't just about downloading information. It's more about applying that information in everyday life so that we are conformed to the image of Christ.
Preschool (ages 3&4)The youngest at Heartland are provided a safe and loving environment to learn about God with experienced teachers. Through the Little Lambs curriculum they enjoy guided play, simple stories and crafts, and beloved rituals. They are also introduced to the basic stories of our faith through colorful God Loves Me Storybooks. Led by Kathy Summers and Chelsea Summers
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Elementary (K-5th)This year our elementary children will discover what it means to be a disciple of Jesus and part of God's big family. The new curriculum "Deep Blue: At Home with God" is a comprehensive Bible study for chilldren. Beginning with Jesus' own family, kids will see how families care for children, build loving relationships, and belong in God's big story.
The lesson incorporates family-themed Bible stories, service learning, arts and crafts, animated video storytelling, and games into a lived-faith experience. Depending on class size, kids may be divided into K-2nd and 3rd-5th. Led by experienced teachers and mothers Sharon Howe and Wendy Maxson. |
Middle School (grades 6-8)
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sunday school guide class (adult)Explore various sections of the Bible through a publication called "The Sunday School Guide." This publication is written by pastors in the Reformed Church of America with the intention of deepening our discipleship following worship on Sunday mornings.
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praying with eyes wide open (Adult)
We are in the midst of a study with Pastor Brandon entitled "Praying with Eyes Wide Open". We're meeting in the Worship Center.
Conversational discipleship (all ages)
The goal of discipleship is transformation, not information. Often times information is helpful. But sometimes transformation into Christ's image happens best through conversation. So grab a cup of coffee and linger for a while. Meet a stranger and discover Christ's presence within them. Share deeply with a trusted friend. Encourage one another, pray for one another, and "stir up one another to love and good works" (Hebrews 10:24).