Sunday School for all ages
We offer Sunday School classes for all ages at 10:00 a.m.
And by the way, if Sunday School has not been part of your weekly church rhythm, you should know that it provides a great opportunity to step into encouragement, learning, growth, and community!
Here are the details for children and youth:
- Nursery (ages 2 and under), Room 107
- Preschool (ages 3-5), Room 108/110
- Grades K-2, Room 009-011, Gospel Project curriculum, "From One Nation to All Nations – The Church Grows"
- Grades 3-5, Room 008, Gospel Project curriculum, "Creation and Covenant"
- Middle School (gr. 6-8), Room 002, Gospel Project curriculum, "From Heaven to Earth"
- High School (gr. 9-12), Room 006, studying Romans
Adult Electives:
Winter 2026 Adult Sunday School
10:00-10:45 a.m., beginning on January 4
Adult classes are a key way that we follow Jesus together here in the Goshen family. Come join us as we study Scripture, build relationships, and grow to trust the Lord more. Feel free to visit any of our classes:
Family Foundations, FLC (i.e. the Gym): Flourish
Family Foundations will be covering the Flourish Series from Summit MInistries. This is a 6 week series that will show the richness of God's story and your place in it. You can only find your true self when surrender your life to God. A flourishing life isn't one where we are the main character in our story, but one where we step back and allow God to be the center.
- Leaders: Josh Miller and Darrel Tedrow
Fellowship Class, Room 106: The Gospel of Mark
The Fellowship Class will continue their study in the Gospel of Mark. Mark is the shortest of the four Gospels, fast-paced and full of action. It gives one the feeling that he or she is interacting with the story personally. Mark wants those who read the Gospel to believe that Jesus is the Messiah and Son of God, and to follow him. Join us as we delve into the Gospel of Mark together.
- Leader: John Kelley
Home Builders Organization (HBO), Room 014: The Sermon on the Mount
This fall we will explore Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5-7. People often think of the Sermon on the Mount as offering good words from Jesus to help us to please God and live a better life. But it is more than that: In this teaching, Jesus is ushering in the new covenant and describing how things will work from now on under the new covenant by describing the features and characteristics of the people of the covenant and their relationships to him and to one another. Come join the conversation.
- Leaders: Jeff James and Jon Fiseha
Through the Bible, Fellowship Hall: Titus, Philemon, 1st and 2nd Peter.
Titus and Philemon are letters written by the Apostle Paul to his associates. The letters focus on church leadership, sound doctrine, good works, and profound themes of reconciliation, forgiveness, and love. They highlight how faith transforms relationships and daily life, even within challenging social structures like slavery.
1 and 2 Peter are letters to Christians facing persecution, focusing on enduring suffering, living holy lives as God's people, warning against false teachers, and emphasizing hope in Christ's return.
- Leaders: Jim Flye, Sean Ellsworth, Russ Nixon, David Nichols, and Dan Steinfield
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"Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who has no need to be ashamed, rightly handling the word of truth" (2 Timothy 2:15).