We offer Sunday School for all levels - 2nd Grade through Adult. More information on each class can be found below. A full Sunday School calendar can be accessed here.


Class Offerings


  • Our children's Sunday School classes meet during our services. Children are dismissed after the children's message. Please note that there is no Sunday School on the first Sunday of each month (Communion Sunday).


    • GRADES 2-5: Our 2nd-5th graders meet every week except the first Sunday of the month. This year they will be studying God's Big story beginning in Genesis. 

    • GRADES 6-8: Our 6th-8th grade class meets on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month. This year they are studying the book of John.

    We also have a nursery and a Children and Worship program for our youngest attendees on Sunday Mornings. T find out more about our children's and youth ministry programs, please click here.


  • Our High School Sunday School class meets after service during the Adult Sunday School hour from 11:30 - 12:15. This year, our students in grades 9-12 will be learning about how to study the Bible as they work through a study on the book of Philippians together.

  • Our Adult Sunday School classes meet weekly after our service and fellowship time, from 11:30 AM - 12:15 PM. This Fall, we are offering the following Adult Sunday School Courses: 

    1. Heidelberg Catechism Class

    Facilitated by: Dave Dill, Chris Hall, & Jeff Harp

    Topic: Heidelberg Catechism

    Location: Church Lounge


    2. Scripture Study: Psalms

    Dates: October 13th- TBD

    Facilitated by: Jim & Kathy Quinn

    Book: Learning to Love the Psalms

    Location: Room


    Looking for another way to plug in? There are also various connection groups that meet at various times throughout the month. For a list of those groups please click here.

  • This is a discussion group for students, faculty, and staff serving in institutions of higher education. We meet on Sundays, from 11:30 AM - 12:15 PM. Discussion topics vary, reflecting the group members’ current interests and concerns, but generally focus on the question of how to stay faithful in a secular university. Show up on any Sunday, or contact Esa R. (esa.rantanen@rit.edu) if you would like more information. Begins September 22 in room 2.