9:30 AM Disciples Class – Room 105
Starts off each week with 15 minutes of good ol’ gospel singing, followed by a time of prayer. Lessons are Biblically based and include both lecture and group discussion. Contact Roy Stauffer at rstauffer@woodmontcc.org
9:30 AM Christian Response to the 21st Century Class – The Boardroom
This class looks at current events and how scripture guides a Christian response based on social justice and the gospel. Contact Richmond Williams at richmondw@yahoo.com
10:45 AM Reflections Class – Room 200
The Reflections Class is comprised of singles and couples generally 60+ years old although all are welcome. We begin with a silent prayer period followed by prayers for others. Roy Stauffer chooses the topic and allows us through discussion to take it from there. Prayer, laughter, interactive discussion, and accompanying biblical background characterize a typical Sunday. Contact Roy Stauffer at rstauffer@woodmontcc.org
10:45 AM Pathways Class – Boardroom
The Pathways Class welcomes anyone looking for a casual way to engage with others to explore faith and community in a variety of ways. Currently, the class is practicing Lectio Divina (Latin for “Divine Reading”), known as a traditional monastic practice of scriptural reading, meditation, and prayer intended to promote communion with God and to increase your knowledge of God’s word. There is no preparation needed for this class and all are welcome. Contact Tonya Rush at tonyarush@comcast.net
10:45 AM Connections Class – Room 100
This class is taught and facilitated by Pastor Jay Hutchens and designed especially for people who are new to Woodmont as members or who have recently started visiting. Each week, the group has engaging conversation on a biblical text, a current event, or a point in the week’s sermon! It is a great way for people to meet others at Woodmont, make connections, and travel deeper into their faith walk. Contact Jay at jayhutchens@woodmontcc.org
11:00 AM Points of View – Room 105 & online
The Points of View class invites members to consider a variety of biblical and contemporary topics. Open, honest, and supportive discussion is a hallmark of the class and provides the means for spiritual growth and faith development. Recent topics include world religions, poetry with theological themes, the evolution of the New Testament, and life application of scripture. Email to request current online access link information. Contact Randy Smith at randallwsmith13@gmail.com