Sunday School Classes (between worship services @ 10:00 A.M.)  Please inquire at the Welcome Center, or ask any of our friendly congregation, for help finding Sunday School classrooms.

• Cross Bridge - lower level in the dining room annex
  Cross Bridge is geared toward younger and middle adults.  Meeting in room 208.  Currently journeying through the book of Proverbs.
  
• Christian Homemakers - Room 104
  A Sunday school class for adult men and women but more!...singing, mission work, dinners and picnics. The weekly speakers bring to the class whatever the Lord gives them. Contact is Bettie Jones.
• Lifeline - Room 102
  This is a Bible study and discussion group exploring the book of Revelation. This class is taught by Bruce Rich.
  
• 19 and Twenties - Fellowship Parlor, behind the Welcome Center
  This is a great program for young adults, to seek relevance and purpose by studying the Word and sharing experiences. Contact Paul Newman for more details.
• Pathfinders - 2nd floor of the Fellowship Hall
  This group is a Bible study/discussion group with the teacher/leader role currently alternating between Dick Smith and Phil Wright. The group also enjoys periodic social events and meets for breakfast at 8:30 am the first Sunday of each month at the Biscuits Cafe on NW 21st Avenue at Burnside.
• Junior High and High School Youth - Are currently studying the book of Genesis.  Teaching Team: Bev Simmons, Visal Sok.
• Children's Sunday School - Age-appropriate classes and activities for children and youth are held in the first and second floors of the Education Wing; skilled nursery care is available for babies and toddlers during the Sunday School hour.  Please check at the Welcome Center in Fellowship Hall to find classrooms for children.

Sunday School classes in other languages are also held during the 10:00 hour.

• Spanish department - Room 208
  All ages are welcome to attend.  In addition to our members who speak Spanish fluently, this class is often visited by those wanting to practice their Spanish speaking and listening skills.
• Cambodian department - FBC Community Center
  Everyone is welcome to attend this study conducted in Khmer (Cambodian) language.