Adult Classes Topic

Preparing for Growth by Adding New Classes

8 Steps to Starting a New Sunday School Class

April 11, 2012

The people of Israel were told by the prophet Isaiah, “Enlarge the place of thy tent, and let them stretch forth the curtains of thine habitations: spare not, lengthen thy cords, and strengthen thy stakes” (Isaiah 54:2). He encouraged them to prepare for, expect, and make room for the fruitfulness that God would bring.

Adult Classes, Church Growth, Outreach

Sunday School Teacher Visitation

Growth Points—4

Dr. Paul Chappell

January 18, 2012

The Sunday school is the church organized to fulfill the purpose of the church. Here at Lancaster Baptist Church, we state our purpose in three phrases: loving God, growing together, serving others.

Adult Classes, Growth Points, Pastoral Leadership, Video

Serving Others through the Sunday School

Equipping Class Members to Serve

Tim Christoson

May 17, 2011

If you are an adult Bible class leader, you are probably good at serving people. You are willing and able to help people grow in their Christian walk. You have already accepted this as your responsibility and privilege. But is your class also serving?

Adult Classes, Leadership, Servant, Service

Connected by Service

Involving New Members

Tim Christoson

July 07, 2010

In our periodic new member’s class, we teach our church’s purpose—loving God, growing together, and serving others. These are not just talking points, but destinations along the journey of the Christian life.

Adult Classes, Local Church, New Members, Soulwinning, Spiritual Growth

Why Use Sunday School Curriculum?

The Teacher and the Students Will Appreciate It

Cary Schmidt

May 03, 2010

Are there some really compelling reasons to use Sunday school curriculum? We believe YES! For nearly two and a half decades, God has developed strong Christians at Lancaster Baptist Church, and a huge part of that process is the Adult Bible Class Ministry and curriculum.

Adult Classes, Discipleship, Student Ministry, Sunday School, Teaching