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You are invited to participate in a congregational study on the Apostles’ Creed during Lent.  We’re using Adam Hamilton’s book, Creed. Books are $15.  You may buy them through Amazon or another source, or we sell them on Sundays, February 4, 11, and 18.

Study Groups are as follows:

Sunday Morning at 10 am

• Creed – Book-Based Group: Meets in Room 101

This class is for people who do the reading each week and want to come together to talk about it.

• Creed – Video-Based Group: Meets in Room 103

This class is for people who may or may not do the reading each week, so a portion of the class is spent watching a video to help everyone catch up.

• Steamer Class: Meets in Room 209

The Steamers explore Creed as a group.

Tuesday Morning at 10 am

• Creed – Meets in Room 103

If your Sunday mornings are full and your Tuesday mornings are free, join this group.

Tuesday Evenings

• Creed – Grace Young Adults

Grace Young Adults meet in homes for this study.  Contact Catherine Neelly Burton, Catherine@mygpc.org for more information.

9 am           Worship in the Great Room

10 am         Education and Fellowship

11 am         Worship in the Sanctuary

Worship at 9 am is in the Great Room and is led musically by our band.  The style is less formal than the 11 am service.  The 11 am service is in the Sanctuary and is led musically by our choirs.  The style is more traditional.

Children and Youth

• Children ages 0-Pre-K

A nursery is available all morning from 8:50 – 12:15 am.  From 10 – 10:45 am Colissa Fry leads a Sunday School lesson for these children.

• Kindergarten – 2^nd Grade

Kindergarten – 2nd grade meets in room B10 (in the basement) also known as the ‘Foundation Station.’

• 3^rd – 5^th Grades

3^rd, 4^th, and 5^th graders meet in Tower Room (on the 2nd floor).

• Youth

6-8^th graders meet in the Youth Center (downstairs)

9-12^th graders meet in the Youth Center (downstairs)

Adults

Tools of Righteousness: Living Out God’s Plan for Our Bodies

All adults are invited to the Great Room for January Sunday School.  Each week at 10 am, Dr. Joshua Papsdorf from Newman University leads our class. Here’s a description of what he will teach:

Some of the earliest controversies in the Church centered on the proper Christian attitude toward the body, and things have continued along those lines for two thousand years. The difficulty is only multiplied by the conflicting messages modern society gives us about our bodies. This series aims to recover a biblical Christian understanding of the body. Building on that, we will look at how proper stewardship of our body can play a pivotal role in God’s plan for our lives, the Church, and the world.