Current & Future Adult Sunday School Classes
Sunday study classes for adults change every quarter, starting in September, December, March, and June. This allows adults to seek topics of interest and make new friends along the way. Some longer studies may extend multiple quarters. See what class is best for you for the current quarter. Checkout new classes here a few weeks before each new quarter starts.
NOTE: if the class recommends paid materials, the registration must be placed prior to a week before the class starts so that materials can be ordered. Otherwise, you will need to acquire the materials on your own.
Biblical Doctrine
Facilitator: Pastor Jon Vermilion
Jun 2 — Aug 25
Do you really know what you believe? This class will offer an overview of several key doctrines and will help you clarify and articulate what you believe – in accordance with Scripture. Join us as we learn and discuss such doctrines as The Doctrine of God, of Salvation, of Angels and Demons, of the Afterlife, and a few more!
Cost: None
Room: TBD
Celebrate Recovery Women's Class
Facilitator: Cheryl Johnson / JoAnne Alexander
Jun 2 — Aug 25
Celebrate Recovery is a process of discovering who we are in Christ. How to have a deeper more intimate relationship with God the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. It is growth with each step away from our Denial of our Hurts, Hang ups and Habits.
Cost: $5
Room: TBD
Getting Connected
Facilitator: Dustin Oliver
Jun 2 — Aug 25
If you are interested in finding out more about FBC Waldoboro and what it means to become a member, this is the class for you. You will learn about salvation, our statement of faith, ministries, our purpose, mission, & vision, our history, and our structure. You will then have an opportunity to make an educated decision about joining the First Baptist family at the end of the class.
Cost: None
Room: TBD
I Corinthians
Facilitator: Bob Jones
Jun 2 — Aug 25
“Paul opens the epistle with a rebuke of the disorders in the assembly, namely, misconception regarding the nature of the body of Christ, the message of the gospel, and the nature of the ministry (chs. 1-4). Then he deals with matters of discipline as necessary in the case of lust, lawsuits, and license (chs. 5,6). Having taken care of these matters, Paul next answers the specific questions addressed to him on matters of doctrine and church government. Here he focuses his attention on Christian marriage, Christian liberty, worship, and spiritual gifts (chs. 7 -14). Finally his chapter on the Resurrection is directed to an additional problem of certain Greeks in the assembly who had problems with the doctrine of the bodily resurrection (ch. 15). This is the only doctrinal error as such that Paul has to deal with in the epistle, and it does not appear to have been one of the questions asked by the Corinthians.” Excerpt from The Liberty Annotated Study Bible Executive Editor – Jerry Farwell
Cost: None
Room: TBD