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<h2>Christian Education Classes</h2>
<h4>Pray<br>
Break bread<br>
Study</h4>
<p style="padding-left: 60 px">Sunday School for children and
youth<br>
Sunday school for Pre-school and Elementary children will be at
10:00 Sundays.<br>
Junior High School and High School Sunday School (ages 11-18) will
be held at 9:00. They will be studying the same topic as the Adults
study on Wednesday nights.</p>
<h3 style="padding-left: 60 px">Recent topics have included:</h3>
<p style="padding-left: 60 px">Heaven!A study of several books
including:<br>
<i>Heaven is for Real</i> by Todd Burpo; <i>90 Minutes in
Heaven</i> by Don Piper;<br>
<i>23 Minutes in Hell</i> by Bill Weise; and <i>The Boy Who Came
Back from Heaven</i> by Ken and Alex Malarkey<br>
Amazing Love, based on Isaac Watts hymn, When I Survey the Wondrous
Cross<br>
Praying Our Days�A Guide and Companion,by the Right Rev. Frank T.
Griswold, 25th Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church<br>
The Biblical Mission of the of the Church by Inagrace T.
Dietterich.<br>
Hallelujah, a study of the scriptural meaning of Handle�s
<i>Messiah</i><br>
The Way of Prayer<br>
Celtic Christianity<br>
The Book of Ruth<br>
Walking the Bible (a video program corresponding to the book)<br>
The Books of Luke and Acts<br>
The Via Media Program<br>
Alpha Church (an evangelical Anglican approach)<br>
Cultural Roots in the Bible<br>
Who Wrote the Bible<br>
The Old Testament and History<br>
The Archaeology of the Bible<br>
If I were to read the Bible in a year, this is how I would do it (a
study guide by Father William Bellais)</p>
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