At Faith Reformed Church we have Sunday School classes for all ages, from age 4 to adult. Classes start immediately following our morning service and fellowship time, from 11 a.m. to noon. Our curriculum, "Dwell" for our Pre-Kindergarten through 8th grades is based on our Reformed/Presbyterian doctrine and includes memory work with each lesson. They also include projects and other activities, along with music, songs, and dramatic readings to enhance and reinforce learning. Grades Pre-Kindergarten through 5th Grades begin with a shared music time.

What the Dwell curriculm encourages kids to do is to take the time in this busy world to experience God and imagine, wonder, and marvel at His story of redemption and renewal. As they do, they'll discover that God is still at work in the world and in their lives. They will learn skills that will help them go forward in their journey of faith, while they approach the Bible in a way that ignites the imagination and engages them on a  deeper level, breaking through their busy minds and producing moments of awe. Dwell is intentionally crafted as an ongoing journey of development and growth. Each level builds on the previous level, and each level has a name that reflects that experience.
k-1st grade - Image
2nd - 3rd grades - Wonder
4th - 5th grades - Marvel
6th - 8th grades - Dive
In age-appropriate ways, they are introduced to God's story with beautiful simplicity, growing complexity, and deeper mystery.

The High School class just finished studying the Book of Acts. They are now learning about what we believe as Christians and then will be studying different religions and comparing each of them to Christianity.

On January 8th, Al Helms will be teaching a new Sunday School class "Our Foremothers." It is a Bible study where-in we look at the biblical place of women and the changing roll they played, from Miriam to Mary and Mary Magdalene. This study will run 6 consecutive weeks. There are sign up sheets in both narthexes.

The second adult class will be on 1st and 2nd Thessalonians using the study by Donald Baker entitled "How Can I Be Sure"?
*Do you wonder whether you will be with Jesus after you die?
*When you are suffering, do you wonder if God has forgotten you?
*Would you like to be sure that your life is pleasing to the Lord?
The Thessalonians were asking these questions, and Paul wrote 1st and 2nd Thessalonians to help them find assurance. They can help you be certain as well.