Congregational Communities
Congregational Communities, also known as Sunday School classes, are like little families within the big family of Second. We encourage every member to get involved in the CC of their choice, and there are a wide variety of classes to appeal to various age groups and stages of life. It's the best place to get to know others and to get involved in our ministries.
Young Adults
Kairos College Ministry, (E Building, second floor)
The Kairos College class is geared toward undergraduate students and those of college age. The teaching focuses on knowing God more deeply and applying the Gospel to all areas of life. Taught by Wes Simmons.
Crossroads, C-310 (across from Fellowship Hall)
A mix of single and married graduate students and young professionals building a community that makes God's invisible Kingdom visible in our city. The teaching seeks to integrate the Gospel of Christ into all areas of life. Taught by Chuck Colson.
Marriage 101, B-102 (next to Prayer Room off Main hallway in B building)
Designed to meet the unique needs of couples married four years or less, including engaged couples. This class focuses on clear biblical insight into God's Word, strong mentoring and forging of deep friendships. Taught by Mike Allen.
2:42 Class, E-111 (E building hallway behind the Gym)
A thriving community for couples married 4+ years. We desire to grow in God's Word, in fellowship and in service to others, both within our community and beyond. We invite and welcome visitors and newcomers. Discussion format led by members of the class.
Adult Singles
Singles at Second, C-105 (C Building Basement)
For single adults 35 years and up. The focus is primarily on relational topics and biblical answers, with many fellowship activities. Taught by Dr. Paul Neal.
Adults
Adult Bible Study, B-101 (hallway connector between Sanctuary and B Building)
Fellowship, prayer and teaching for men and women of all ages. Taught by Dr. George Apperson.
Chapel Class, Chapel (hallway across from Fellowship Hall)
A wide variety of ages in a large lecture class. Rotating teaching schedule.
Community for Christ, D-109 (D Building main floor)
This class is open to all, but is primarily made up of couples and singles in their 30s and 40s. Lessons are scriptural and practical with an emphasis on application. Taught by Tim Russell.
Covenant Keepers, (D Building basement, PDS cafeteria)
This class is geared for couples married five+ years. God's Word is applied to everyday life for personal growth in grace, marital holiness and new family additions. Rotating teaching schedule.
Curry-Gillespie Bible Class, B-100 (Hallway connector between Sanctuary and B Building)
Exploring Scripture to grow in our knowledge of God, His Word and His messae for us. Open for questions and discussion. Couples and singles 55 and over. Taught by Jim Montgomery.
Faith Works,C-101 (C Building basement)
Study and discussion toward developing a Christian worldview, an emphasis on meeting the challenges of midlife, training teenage children, and shepherding each other. Small group fellowships and encouraged and facilitated. Rotating teaching schedule.
Fellowship Class, C-107 (C Building Basement)
Couples and singles 40 and older sharing together in community for fellowship, mutual prayer support and spiritual growth through the study of Gods Word. Rotating teaching schedule. Topics to be covered include the five points of Calvinism. Rotating teaching schedule.
Growing in Grace, C-107 (C Building Basement)
The Fellowship Class is composed of singles and couples in the second half of life. Teachers are Bruce Harrington, Don Riley, Dan Whipple and Jason Hood. Come me new friends you kow don't you have!
Honeymooners for Life, C-106 (C Building Basement)
The class focuses on the importance of studying God's Word daily and offers a discussion format, which promotes self-examination and a sense of fellowship and community. Participants find the class encourages their faith and their marriages. HFL is comprised mostly of, but not limited to, couples in their 30s and 40s. Discussion format led by members of the class.
International Christian Fellowship, C-104 (C Building Basement)
This multi-national class welcomes new friends and enjoys the study and discussion of the Bible by both Christians and non-Christians. Taught by Paul Swets.
Jeb Russell Class, Salmon Room (C building, behind C310)
Mostly, but not exclusively, couples age 50 and older. Taught by Ernie Seger, Bill Weber and others.
Sojourners, Gym (E Building)
A diverse group of couples and singles spanning a broad range of ages. Lecture, discussion and fellowship. This class is committed to growing their understanding of Christ's work, supporting one another, and understanding the missional calling on their lives. Taught by Rocky Anthony.
Walking by Faith, C-100 (C Building Basement)
All ages, single and married. This class focuses on book-by-book Bible study with an emphasis on involvement in local and world missions outreach and activities. Taught by Larry Jensen.
Women's Bible Class, C-109 (C Building Basement)
This class brings women of different ages and stages of life together for a time of fellowship and Bible Study. Class administrators are Anita Hughey and Donna Platt.
Youth
Jr. High, E-201 (Activities Building E)
The Jr. High class is for students who are currently in the 7th and 8th grades. Taught by Andrew Keasling.
Sr. High, E-105 (Youth Lounge in the Activities Building E)
The Sr. High class is for all students in the 9th through 12th grades. Taught by Todd Erickson.
Children
- Preschoolers D-107/108
- PreKindergarten D-104/105
- Kindergarten D-102
- First Grade D-117
- Second Grade D-111
- Third Grade D-207
- Fourth Grade D-203
- Fifth Grade D-205
- Sixth Grade D-226
- Special Ed Class N-101
- September - May, 8:15 & 10:50 a.m. services, 3-5 year olds, D100.
Nursery
Nursery care is provided for newborns through three-year-olds at 8:15 a.m., 9:30 a.m., and 10:50 a.m. in the C Building.
