Our 9:30 a.m. hour is a dedicated time for rest, connection, and learning.
We hope you can find space for what you need during this hour, whether that’s meeting with friends, sitting in quiet, or learning in a topical and interesting class. Find what works for you!
Kids and Students
Sunday School Program
Our annual Sunday school program runs from August through May, and is offered for all kids 2 years old and up at 9:30 a.m. found in the maps below.
Learn more about our Nursery and Children’s Ministry, Club 56 (5th & 6th Graders), and Student Ministry (7th grade and up). All kids and students Kindergarten and older meet in their designated rooms, found below.
These age groups meet on the first floor:
Infants: newborn through walking steadily
Toddlers: walkers through 2-year-olds
Little Lambs: 2-year-olds by Sept. 30
Little Lions: 3-year-olds by Sept. 30 (and potty trained!)
These age groups meet on the second floor:
Little Eagles: 4 and 5 year olds, and Pre-K
Kindergarten - 4th Grade
Student Ministry (7th-12th Grade)
Club 56 (5th - 6th Grade) meet in the basement.
Adult Classes
ADULT sunday SCHOOL
Our adult classes take place on Sundays from 9:30 a.m. Classes are open to all; new classes start periodically throughout the school year.
People of the Word: 1 & 2 Peter
Join us as we more closely examine the letters of the Apostle Peter as we look at First and Second Peter.
Room 107, led by Kyle Frayser, Paul White, Bill Mims, and Ed Satterfield
Metamorphosis: Untangling Emotions
Explore how God designed our complex human emotions and how to engage them wisely in our lives and relationships primarily using the book Untangling Emotions by J. Alasdair Groves and Winston T. Smith.
Multipurpose Room (500 Forest Ave.), led by Drew and Adrienne Cleveland, Tom Ebel and Mary Damon
Mental Health and the Life of Faith
Mental health challenges are not “out there.” They are here, at Third, at our work, school, and in our homes. Join us for this 7-week class, developed in consultation with mental health professionals, theologians, and those with lived experience, as we explore key mental health topics and examine meaningful ways to offer companionship, support recovery, and promote wellbeing.
Room 204, led by Kristen Emerson
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