Register For Fall Classes

FIRST HOUR (9:30-10:40)

• Christ in the Old Testament Old Testament Foundation for New Testament Gospel | September 12-October 31 (8 weeks) | Room 122
  Facilitator: Ken Petzinger
  Is Jesus the Messiah? Jesus’ early disciples proclaimed Him to be the long-expected One who fulfilled God’s ancient promises to Israel. The precision of Old Testament prophecy is astounding, with scores of details involving Jesus’ life, death and resurrection, predicted by dozens of authors over almost one thousand years. We will work our way through the major Messianic passages, beginning in the books of Moses and continuing through the Psalms and the prophetic books, while correlating each with the testimony of New Testament authors. This study complements recent Chapel preaching on the gospel as foreshadowed in the Old Testament. No pre-registration is required.

• Mini Bible College (New Testament Survey) | September 12 (continuous) | Room 120
  Facilitator: Rob Smith
  This foundational class video Bible teaching by Dick Woodward, Pastor Emeritus and author of the Mini Bible College study series, followed by class discussion and practical application. This fall we will begin studying the New Testament. Anyone is welcome to join the survey study at any point. No pre-registration is required.

• Love and Respect | September 12-November 14 (10 weeks) | Room 156 | Register Here
  Facilitators: John and Lorraine Perkins, Phil and Barbara Elberfeld
  This popular class has been a blessing to many! A wife has one driving need—to feel loved. A husband has one driving need—to feel respected. When either of these needs isn’t met, things get crazy! This study focuses on how love and respect drive a marriage—and how the lack of these qualities can destroy one. The class combines a video series conducted by Dr. Emerson Eggerichs based on his book, Love and Respect, with discussion led by facilitators. Enrollment for this class is limited due to room size. Pre-registration is recommended.

SECOND HOUR (10:45-Noon)

• Connections Class | September 12-October 10 (5 weeks) | Room 118
  Facilitators: Pat and Mary Cummings and Margaret Bacon
  Are you new to the Chapel, or have you been here for a while and want to connect with others in an informal, smaller group setting while opening the Word together? Learn more about how to take next steps on your pathway to spiritual growth: Encounter, Embrace, Exercise, Engage. No pre-registration is required.

• God Provides | September 12 – October 17 (6 weeks) | Room 128
  Facilitator: Rob Topping
  Throughout history, people have wrestled with the concept of trusting God to meet their needs versus relying on the world. Through stirring accounts found in the Bible, God reveals how He wants to be our ultimate Provider. This film learning experience offers a rich, dramatic journey through six theater-quality, epic short films and printed companion guide. Join us for a new understanding of how God provides. No pre-registration is required.

• Hebrews: Christ through Old Testament Lenses | September 12 (continuous) | Room 122
  Facilitator: Mike Stump
  This in-depth study of the New Testament Letter to the Hebrews will lead us to discover Christ through the lenses of the Old Testament. This book contains the impressive “Hall of Fame” of biblical people of faith. All are welcome to join the study at any time. No pre-registration is required.

• Mini Bible College (New Testament Survey) | September 12 (continuous) | Room 120
  Facilitator: Darrel Templeton
  This foundational class features video Bible teaching by Dick Woodward, Pastor Emeritus and author of the Mini Bible College study series, followed by class discussion and practical application. This fall we begin study of the New Testament. Anyone is welcome to join this survey study at any point. No pre-registration is required.

• Paul’s Perspective On “What Would Jesus Do?” New Technology-Based Class! | September 12-November 14 (10 weeks) | Room 156 | Register Here
  Facilitator: John Paine
  Do you wish you were more interested in the Bible? Do you get distracted before you reach the end of the sacred page? Have you ever wished all those strange biblical names and places could help you connect the dots?
  This class will take a fresh look at the Apostle Paul, using Internet technology and digital media through video clips, interviews, time lines, atlases, 3-D animations, photographs, aerial imagery, archeology, and many other resources that can help us understand Paul’s writings like never before. Participants will be asked to research weekly topics, and to blog their discoveries for review and discussion during the class meeting time. Internet resourcing skills with a home computer are an essential prerequisite. Discover for yourself just how exciting it can be to apply digital resourcing technology to making disciples of Jesus Christ. Enrollment for this class is limited.

• Discover You: Serving God’s Way | October 17 and 24 | Room 118
  Facilitator: Elizabeth Duncan
  Serving is a gift from God, and there is a place just right for you. Join us in this interactive, 2-week class to learn how God has wired you to serve. Then check out ways to serve, whether inside these four walls or in the community. No pre-registration is required.

VINE LIFE MONDAYS (7-8:15 p.m.)

• Love and Respect | September 13-November 22 (10 weeks) | Ross Hall | Register Here
  Facilitators: Chip and Kate Chuckney and Dave and Cindy Garver This helpful video-based series is open to the community —friends, neighbors, and others, as well as to the Chapel family. A wife has one driving need—to feel loved. A husband has one driving need—to feel respected. When either of these needs isn’t met, things get crazy! This study focuses on how love and respect drive a marriage—and how the lack of these qualities can destroy one. The class combines a video series conducted by Dr. Emerson Eggerichs based on his book, Love and Respect, with discussion led by facilitators. Enrollment for this class is limited. Pre-registration is recommended. Required registration for childcare (infant-age 5).

Arlene Vander Loon, Minister of Education | 941-1578 | E-mail