Learning
“My child, do not forget my teaching, but let your heart keep my commandments; for length of days and years of life and abundant welfare they will give you.”
Proverbs 3:1-2
The Christian Education Ministry (CEM) is responsible for encouraging and strengthening discipleship in children, youth and adults. Put simply, Christian Education at Geneva is all about Christian formation. Coordinated by Director of Christian Education Scott Roby and Session liaison Carl Perthel, along with the guidance of over fifteen enthusiastic Sunday School teachers, the CEM:
- Plans and provides for Christian growth opportunities for the church membership at large;
- Administers church school, youth programs, and nursery care;
- Offers unique service and fellowship opportunities for families with elementary-school aged children; and…
- Researches and develops creative approaches in Christian religious education and worship.
For Geneva Presbyterian, Christian Education is all about making people aware of the Spirit working in their lives and helping them to be transformed through that knowledge. Accordingly, we do this through our choice of Sunday School curricula, our adult and youth Bible studies, our educational and storytelling opportunities within worship, and (most importantly) through building a community of mentors and elders.
We hope that you will come experience what the Spirit is doing at Geneva!
Sunday Christian Education Classes
Children and Youth, four classes: Nursery (through age 3); PreK – Grade 1 (ages 3 – 6); Grades 2 – 4 (ages 7 – 9); Grades 5 – 6 (PreConfirmation Class, ages 10 – 11). Curricula: Seasons of the Spirit.
Confirmation (Grades 7 – 9): New class! New students!
Sr. High Teens (Grades 9 – 12): Topics TBA! This class will not meet Thanksgiving weekend (November 28).
NOTE: The Sr. High, Grade 5 – 6, and Confirmation Class will attend worship on the first Sunday of each month. Thus, there will be no Sunday School for these classes on November 7 and December 5.
Adults (Fireside Room, 9:30 a.m.): The Book of Acts. Join us for a thoughtful discussion of Luke’s “sequel” to the story of the early church and its relevance to Presbyterians today. We’ll be covering Acts 21 – 25 this month.
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