Adult Ministry
Questions about Midweek Grace classes? Drop us an email here.
Midweek Grace
Beginning August 28, the church family comes together on Wednesday evenings during the school year to enjoy fellowship, study groups for all ages, and children's ministries. Choir and Orchestra meet one Wednesday per month (contact Kevin King for information about choir and orchestra). Current class offerings and registration information are below. Unless otherwise indicated, classes meet from 6:30–8 p.m.
Questions about Midweek Grace classes? Drop us an email here.
+ + Foundations of the Bible
Sunday & Wednesdays beginning August 25/28 (6:30-8)Questions about Foundations of the Bible? Drop Pastor Greg a note here!
“Everyone then who hears these words of mine and does them will be like a wise man who built his house on the rock.” ~ Matthew 7:24
What: This 12-week class will cover the entire Bible and will equip participants with knowledge and application of themes, books, people, events, and verses. The goal will be to become firmly established in an understanding of the Bible so that we will grow in love for God, His Word, His people, and all other people in our midst. In the spring, we will offer a companion to this class called “Foundations in Theology.”
How: Each lesson will survey a section of the Bible (moving consecutively from Genesis to Revelation), discuss a major theme that runs through the entire Bible (Jesus, covenant, promise and fulfillment, etc.), equip participants in the practical application of Bible reading and studying (including leading family devotions), and practice memorizing key Bible verses (10 Commandments, Lord’s Prayer, Great Commandment, Great Commission, etc.).
Who: We encourage all Grace adults and teens, men and women, to take this class once during the next three years (we will offer it every year). To make it easy to do so, we will offer two options with identical material (you would come either on Sunday or Wednesday). Beginning in 2026, this class will be a prerequisite for future officers of Grace.
When & Where: Identical classes will be offered Sunday evenings beginning August 25, and Wednesday evenings beginning August 28, from 6:30-8 p.m. Location TBD.
Wednesday evening classes will be offered as part of MidWeek Grace with concurrent children's programming. There will be no children's programming for the Sunday evening classes.
Sundays: August 25 - November 17 (no classes 10/13 because of GIC)
Wednesdays: August 28 - November 20 (no classes 10/30 because of Getty concert)Click here for complete class description.
+ Women's Study
Front Porch (Room 116)Priceless Pearls: Women with a Divine Purpose
Nancy Frantz - Women's Topical Bible Study
Front Porch Room (116)Come and get a glimpse into the lives and ministries of women of faith at Grace. Inspiring women will share their insights and life experiences. The goal of the Priceless Pearls study is to equip us to speak biblical truth to friends and family.
Various women will be highlighted and a fresh new topic will be presented each week. Biblical counseling, how to help an abused friend, mentorship, and ways to reach your friends, are a few topics that will be covered.
Come join us as we learn to navigate life's challenges and then help others who are in need. There will also be a devotion each week.
+ Spanish Women's Bible Study
Room 161 (Jr. High Room)Diana Torres Cole
Lies Women Believe by Nancy DeMoss WolgemuthWe are Spanish-speaking ladies who gather together to study the Bible and pray. This semester, we will continue discussing Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth’s book, Lies Women Believe.
+ Men's Connect
Special Ed Room (Room 172)Men's Connect is a fun, entertaining, and engaging way to learn about how to apply God's Word to issues relevant to men. Our evenings begin with a 10-minute video, followed by small group discussions about that topic. This Fall we will start with a study called "Distinct", applying the Sermon on the Mount to our everyday lives with the goal of advancing everyone one step further in their faith journey.
Men of Grace Connect meets from August 28, 2024, to November 20, 2024, in the Special Ed Room 172 from 6:30- 8:00 pm.
+ ESL
English Classes for AdultsMike and Kathy Uno
Questions? Drop us a line here.
Anyone who would like to learn English as a second language is welcome! There will be four types of classes for a non-English speaker: Essentials, Beginners, Intermediate, and Advanced.
ESL Classes will start again on Tuesday, August 27, 9:30-11:30 a.m. and Wednesday, August 28, 6-8 p.m., and will continue through November 19/20. Students may enroll at any time. There is a $25 Workbook fee. Students should bring a three-ring binder. There will be free childcare. To sign up for classes click the button below.
Essentials - For those who speak no English.
Beginners - For those who speak little English.
Intermediate - For those who know enough English to "get by."
Advanced - For those who want to improve their pronunciation and accent and feel more comfortable conversing in multiple environments.
+ Children's Ministry
+ Nursery
(Infant - 2 years old)Where?
Main Level Children's HallwayChildcare is provided while a parent or guardian is attending a MidWeek Grace class.
Infants = Purple Room
1-year-olds = Blue Room
2-year-olds = Green Room
Your child will be lovingly cared for by Volunteers who have been screened, background checked, and trained. Your child will enjoy free play and snuggles in our safe, well-equipped nursery rooms.
Parents or guardians must be attending a MidWeek Grace class or serving at the church.
Do I need to bring anything?
Please bring the supplies your child will need for the duration of their stay. While we have a few extra supplies, children are most comforted by the items they are used to. To save time, please label your child’s items before drop-off. If you forget, we will have tape and markers available.
What will my child be doing?
We love getting to connect with babies and toddlers. We play together, enjoy a snack, and read a Bible story.
For more information, see our FAQ’s page.
What is available for your use?
Nursing Room: This room is reserved for nursing moms only and is found just inside our Purple (Infant) Room. You may come and go as needed. There are comfortable gliders and a TV, where the Worship Service is live-streamed.
Cry Room: This room is just outside the Worship Center and can be used by all members of the family. The Worship Service is live-streamed, so you can still be a part of the service, while you tend to your child in a more relaxed atmosphere.
Changing Stations: There is a Diaper Changing Station in all our public restrooms. You are also welcome to use the Changing Station in our Purple (Infant) or Blue (Toddler) Rooms, where you will have access to wet wipes and diapers if needed.
+ Kidz Klub
(3 year olds - Kindergarten)Where?
Main Level Children's HallwayWhen?
During the school year (6:30-8pm)Younger Preschoolers = Yellow Room
Older Preschoolers = Orange Room
Kindergarten = Red Room
Our Kidz Klub is a place for your child to have fun, while learning Biblical truths. The evening is a bit more high energy and might include some messy activities, so please dress your child to play and have fun!
Our Volunteers have been screened, background checked, and trained to care for your child. They love working with preschoolers and look forward to each Wednesday night.
What your child will be learning: We use Group’s Hands On Bible Curriculum. We’ll learn about different concepts of the Bible in fun and engaging ways.
What your child might do: Your child will engage in a variety of activities, such painting, playing games, eating snacks that go with the lesson, and singing silly songs. There is a Bible Lesson time where your child will learn more about God, the Bible, and Jesus’s sacrifice on the cross.
If your preschooler needs you: You will be paged (see {How do I check in my child?} for more information) if your child should need you during the evening. Just come back to the room and the Coordinator will explain why you were paged.
Parents or Guardians should remain in the building while their child attends Kidz Klub.
+ Pioneer Girls
(1st - 6th Grade Girls)When?
During the school year (6:30-8pm)Where?
Lower Level
(Rooms 004, 006, 008, 009, 017)Pioneer Girls is a time for fun, developing friendships, and learning about our Savior. Your daughter will connect with other girls led by a female Guide who comes alongside her as a mentor to train them how Christian girls should live and think.
What your child will be doing: Club begins with saying the pledges and prayer. Most of the evening will be spent working on earning badges, much like Girl Scouts. They might bake something in the kitchen, put together a birdhouse, make a collage, or go hiking. Then it’s time for “Bible Ex” (exploration), where the girls will dig into their Bibles to learn more about what it means to be a girl who follows God. But there is plenty of time for goofiness, too! Don’t be surprised if your girl comes home singing a silly song! Club is lots of fun!
Special Events: There are a few main events throughout the year:
Christmas Party
Father-Daughter Dinner
Overnight CampTo find out more information about the Pioneer Clubs click here.
+ Boys' Brigade
(1st - 6th Grade Boys)Where?
Upper Level
(Rooms 205 and 207)When?
During the school year (6:30-8pm)Tree Climbers (1st & 2nd Grade): This is an active evening filled with games, fun, and learning in a way that engages 1st & 2nd Grade boys. The evening includes saying the pledges and prayer. There is a Bible lesson time for learning more about what it means to be a man who follows God, which the boys see demonstrated in their Rangers’ lives. They will also spend part of the evening working on earning badges, much like Boy Scouts. But the favorite part of the evening for the boys is playing high energy games, where a boy can be a boy!
Builders (3rd & 4th Grade) and Sentinels (5th & 6th Grade): Boys’ Brigade is a high-energy club that meets the boys where they’re at and encourages them to live their life as men of God. The evening includes saying pledges and prayer. There is an engaging Bible lesson given by one of the Rangers. A big part of their evening is working on badges, much like the Boy Scouts. But the favorite part for the boys is the high energy game, where they can bring out the boy in them.
Special Events:
Fall Campout
Pinewood Derby
Dad-Lad Dinner
Spring Campout
The Sentinels are in a special stage in their life and have additional outings and activities. More information is given in Club.
For more information about the Brigade Program click here.