Sunday School Winter Quarter 2011-2012 (Dec/Jan/Feb)

Children & Youth Classes:
The classes at Harvest correspond with a child's current school grade. Nursery is provided for our youngest friends!
Join us for:
Preschool Class
(Age Guidelines for Pre-School Sunday School & Children's Church: 3 years old by Sept. 30, 2011 and potty trained.)
Kindergarten/1st Grade Class

2nd-6th grades: Journey Thru the Bible
2nd grade: Genesis – Judges
3rd/4th grades: Joshua through Malachi (2 years)
5th/6th grades: New Testament (2 years)

Middle School (7th and 8th grades)

"A Sure Thing: What we Believe and Why"

High School (9th through 12th grades)

Christianity Explored - Youth Edition w/Soul DVD

Watch Trailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nI5Ae1wMzV0

Adult Electives:

Introductory Level: An Introduction to and Overview of Hosea – the Prophet of God's Love Betrayed and Restored
By observing the recurring patterns in Hosea's prophecy, we learn both the nature and depth of our sin AND the tremendous, extraordinary grace of God. Teachers: Mary Marg Marquis & Dr. David Wallover

Intermediate Level: Survey of the Minor Prophets – Part I
By first providing background as to where they fit into Israel's history, we will then be able to understand the issues God was addressing and how they still exist in each of us. We will also consider God's transcendence yet immanence in the affairs of His people. His abhorrence of sin and call for righteousness, yet grace to those who trust in Him. No matter how dark the situation, there is a remedy and there is hope. God has a plan and the outcome is certain though it may not appear that way to those whom He has called to be His people. (Part II of this class will be offered in the Spring Quarter.) Teacher: RE Bill Magargee

Advanced Level: An in-depth look at the book of Hebrews
Imagine you're in a library. You take down a book from the shelf and on opening it, you find an old document. You read it and learn that someone was writing to a group of people whom he knew well, but he doesn't
identify himself or those to whom he writing.
You would really like to know these things, but then you realize that you have all what the writer wanted you, the reader, to know, which is really what's important.
That's how the Epistle to the Hebrews should be regarded. Teacher: RE Dave Beard

Additional Education Opportunities this Winter:

Men’s Study: Sermon on the Mount; followed by Genesis
7:00 PM on Thursdays @ Harvest
Please call church office for details: 330-723-0770

Women’s Study: Seeing Jesus in Genesis using The Promised One
9:30 – 11:00 AM on Tuesdays beginning 1/10/12 (childcare provided) @ Harvest

(Please call to register for childcare: 330-723-0770)

Q & A with Nancy Guthrie

Is Jesus really in the Old Testament too? Hear what Nancy Guthrie has to say