Sunday School Classes
Adult Classes
A group of sinners who hunger for
God's word and his will. We collectively ingest the Bible verse by
verse feeding on God's discernment, passion, and grace.
Class members meet to discuss a
variety of contemporary issues in the context of Christian fellowship and
bring forth a blend of Biblical study while addressing contemporary,
social, and family issues.
Structured Adult Bible
Study. We are in the third year of a six-year study of all the books
in the Bible. The Adult Bible Studies material from Cokesbury
provides a guide for better understanding. The instructor explains
the background and context of the lesson's scripture, following which the
class reads and discusses the scripture. Our sessions are held in a
relaxed, friendly atmosphere.
Arlington United Methodist Church
also provides a youth class for grades 7 - 12. We hope to provide
your children with a solid spiritual foundation that will instill a desire
for a relationship with their Lord. Our Youth Director, Wilson
Phillips, conducts grades 7 - 12. The youth try to take everyday
principles and lessons from the Bible and apply them to life at school and
socially. Oftentimes, we discuss topics relevant to teens and find
what the Bible has to say. This class meets on the second floor of
the Education Building adjacent to the Sanctuary.
Children's
Classes
Arlington United Methodist Church
strives to provide your child with a solid foundation of Biblical and
spiritual knowledge. To keep things interesting, children grades K -
6 are presented each Bible lesson in a variety of formats, including
creative cookery, games, stories, art, and music. Classes rotate
between various locations, depending on what format is being used.
Upon arrival, please check the schedule in the Education Building hallway
to see where your elementary student will be on any given Sunday.
The nursery is located next to the
Toddler Room. Infants are cuddled with love, rocked with praises and
enjoy free play.
The toddler room is located just
inside the doorway to the Fellowship Hall. Toddlers read bible
stories, color pictures, discuss topics such as "For what to be
thankful", and explore in playtime.
Other Ministries
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The Walk to Emmaus, and its
different ministries, is one way that the members of Arlington United
Methodist Church continue to spread the word of Christ. Our members are
often involved in teams or board. The Arlington United Methodist Emmaus
Group meets once a month for dinner and fellowship.
The Memphis Chrysalis Community, which is an Emmaus-type Weekend for teens, is another great ministry that our Church is involved in. Also, a few of our members are involved in a prison ministry, Kairos. |
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