College Age/Young Adult: This class is offered for College Age and Young Adults (20s) without children. It features a video/discussion format using a series entitled “NOOMA.”

Location: 3rd floor (room 301)

Contact: Matt Harrold - 336-904-6252 - mattharrold@charterinternet.com

Faithful Friends: This friendly all-inclusive adult class is led by our Pastor, Chris Wilson, and chooses various timely topics and literature for discussion such as the novel “The Shack” and more recently “Acts for Everyone by N. T. Wright. An upcoming spring study will be based upon the book, “What Every Church Member Should Know about Poverty.” Activities beyond the Sunday Morning studies include quarterly social gatherings and the support of a family in need of food and financial aid.

Location: 1st floor (room 105)

Contact Person: Dave Evans - 336-262-1901 - davidrikevans@yahoo.com

Fellowship Class: This women’s class curriculum is the Adult Uniform Bible Study International Series presented by various members of the class and invited guests in both lecture and discussion methods. They are very active in the support of all programs of the church and several local missions with funds raised through an annual sale of pecans.

Location: Fellowship Classroom—2nd floor directly behind the Sanctuary

Contact: Wanda or Carol Pardue - 336-667-5679 or 336-667-1603 - wpardue53@aol.com

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Lamplighters: The members of this class describe themselves as “hearers and doers of the Word.” For singles and couples between the ages of approximately 40 to 75 the primary curriculum of this group is the Adult Uniform Bible Study International Series but the class also includes special studies such as Gregory and Susan Jones’ book on forgiveness and the stewardship study, “The Transformed Life.” The reconstruction of a hurricane-damaged home on the southern Caribbean island of Granada, construction of a porch of a chronically ill, medically fragile local citizen, and the insulation of a home before the onset of winter are a few of the local and global mission projects that the members of the class have supported. They also fund a scholarship in memory of a faithful class member for a deserving Wilkes Community College student.

Location: 2nd floor (room 207)

Contacts: Mike and Debbie Cangiolosi - 336-667-4131 - Cangihome@yahoo.com

Men’s Bible Class: Using the Adult Bible Studies International curriculum members of this class rotate the teaching responsibilities monthly using lecture and discussion. Through several fund raising events this class supports our Scouting Program, Preschool, Habitat for Humanity, and the Church Emergency Fund for needy citizens of our community. They provide a church-wide breakfast the fourth Sunday of each month and every Sunday during the month of February.

Location: Men’s Fellowship Hall—first floor

Contact: Scott Glaze - Home: 336-667-3536 Cell:336-977-6672 - sglaze@rhanet.org

Pairs ‘n Spares: This loving and supportive community of faith made up of singles and couples uses the Adult Uniform Bible Study - International Series. This curriculum provides for a balanced look at the Bible through both Old and New Testament studies. Class members alternate teaching responsibilities and the presentations are followed by often lively discussions. This group is active in a variety of missions projects, locally, regionally and globally.

Location: Ground floor hallway (room 102) - Contact: Martha Morphis 336-667-1354

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New Horizons: Described by its members as friendly and welcoming with a laid-back environment for singles or couples, this class uses the Adult Bible Studies supplemented with outside curriculum such as DVD or Book Studies. A rotating facilitator schedule allows for discussion filled lessons. Additional activities include sponsorship of a preschool scholarship and organization of a Thanksgiving meal for needy families in the community.

Location: 3rd floor (room 306)

Contact: Pam Lenderman - 336-651-8595 - kklen@hotmail.com