Sunday School
Location: Downstairs classroom on the left side as you enter the Fellowship Hall.
Contact: Mark McCalman
Sunday School at Jonesborough Presbyterian Church
The class uses The Present Word, Presbyterian Curriculum, which covers biblical, theological themes helpful for present times. The class is primarily group discussion, based on the weekly reading. Each quarter consists of 13 weeks - spring, summer, fall and winter with a unifying theme. We welcome newcomers. In addition to our Sunday meetings, we occasionally meet socially, a Christmas luncheon for example.
Location: Downstairs classroom on the right side as you enter the fellowship hall
Contact: Bob McDonald - in person to request a book, or by phone (216-926-6456).
Location: Downstairs classroom on the left side as you enter the fellowship hall (used to meet in the balcony)
Contacts:
This class uses Growing In Grace and Gratitude which covers Bible stories and topics basic to reformed theology.
Location: Enter the nursery through the outside door on the right side of the church near the kitchen
Contact: Debbie Walls (423-928-1925)
This class uses Growing In Grace and Gratitude which covers Bible stories and topics basic to reformed theology using stories, discussion, art and music.
Location: Upstairs behind the sanctuary in the elementary classroom
Contact: Laura Huff Hileman
This class uses Bible study, video, arts & crafts, along with service projects in order to grow closer to God and learn how to be God's hands.
Location: Upstairs behind the sanctuary in the youth area
Contact: Sue Henley
Book Study:
Join Us! The Book Study resumes Sept 8 with a showing of the short documentary “Godspeed,” the story of a pastor who learned to listen and work at Jesus pace. It’s a way to welcome a season of slower, more engaging relationship with each other and with God. (And the Scottish scenery is gorgeous.)
Then we’ll discuss the preface of our new book, How to Pray by Peter Greig.
How to Pray is a raw, real, and remarkable how-to-guide on prayer for everyone―from the committed follower of Jesus to the skeptic and the scared. Full of biblically sound wisdom, How to Pray will offer honest encouragement and real-life methods to refresh your spirit, revitalize your faith, and help you practice life-giving and lifechanging prayer.
Please order your copy online or contact Suzanne by Sept 2 if you wish to have a copy.
We hope to see you Monday, Sept. 8 from 6:00-7:15 in the Fellowship Hall for the first of our weekly gatherings this fall.
Questions? Email Laura Hileman at laurahuffhileman11@gmail.com.
Join Us! The Book Study resumes Sept 8 with a showing of the short documentary “Godspeed,” the story of a pastor who learned to listen and work at Jesus pace. It’s a way to welcome a season of slower, more engaging relationship with each other and with God. (And the Scottish scenery is gorgeous.)
Then we’ll discuss the preface of our new book, How to Pray by Peter Greig.
How to Pray is a raw, real, and remarkable how-to-guide on prayer for everyone―from the committed follower of Jesus to the skeptic and the scared. Full of biblically sound wisdom, How to Pray will offer honest encouragement and real-life methods to refresh your spirit, revitalize your faith, and help you practice life-giving and lifechanging prayer.
Please order your copy online or contact Suzanne by Sept 2 if you wish to have a copy.
We hope to see you Monday, Sept. 8 from 6:00-7:15 in the Fellowship Hall for the first of our weekly gatherings this fall.
Questions? Email Laura Hileman at laurahuffhileman11@gmail.com.
Centering Prayer
Centering Prayer will meet at 5:30 pm each Sunday in the Fellowship Hall.
Location: Downstairs classroom on the left side as you enter the Fellowship Hall.
Contact: Mark McCalman
Sunday School at Jonesborough Presbyterian Church
Granny Broyles Class - Adults
The class uses The Present Word, Presbyterian Curriculum, which covers biblical, theological themes helpful for present times. The class is primarily group discussion, based on the weekly reading. Each quarter consists of 13 weeks - spring, summer, fall and winter with a unifying theme. We welcome newcomers. In addition to our Sunday meetings, we occasionally meet socially, a Christmas luncheon for example.
Location: Downstairs classroom on the right side as you enter the fellowship hall
Contact: Bob McDonald - in person to request a book, or by phone (216-926-6456).
Lectio Divina Class - Adults
This class uses lectionary texts using a simple process called Ecclesial Reading of Scripture. It is a version of the lectio divina for use by groups and involves personal interaction with a text and much conversation. We always welcome new voices and insights!
Location: Downstairs classroom on the left side as you enter the fellowship hall (used to meet in the balcony)
Contacts:
Nursery Class - Infant thru Kindergarten
This class uses Growing In Grace and Gratitude which covers Bible stories and topics basic to reformed theology.
Location: Enter the nursery through the outside door on the right side of the church near the kitchen
Contact: Debbie Walls (423-928-1925)
Elementary Class - 1st thru 5th grades
This class uses Growing In Grace and Gratitude which covers Bible stories and topics basic to reformed theology using stories, discussion, art and music.
Location: Upstairs behind the sanctuary in the elementary classroom
Contact: Laura Huff Hileman
Youth - 6th thru 12th grades
This class uses Bible study, video, arts & crafts, along with service projects in order to grow closer to God and learn how to be God's hands.
Location: Upstairs behind the sanctuary in the youth area
Contact: Sue Henley