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Life is all about relationships. As our church grows, we do not want our members to grow apart. For that reason connecting people is one of our primary aims. Through a variety of small groups and ministries, we seek to foster genuine relationships for everyone in this local body.

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Sunday School

Sunday School Classes meet downstairs at 9 am on Sunday Mornings. These classes offer a smaller setting to learn from Scriptures and build community with other believers. Classes study books of the bible and topical issues relevant to the Christian life. More details on Church Center. Greeters in the lobby can help you find your way. 


Classes are occasionally cancelled for special Sundays such as Family Sundays or holidays.


Current classes are listed below

  • Galatians: A Study in Gospel Centrality

    The Chapel seeks to be a “gospel-centered community.” But what does gospel centrality actually mean and how can we ensure we never drift from that goal? In Paul’s letter to the Galatians, we see this concern is far from modern and how Paul sought to correct the drift away from the gospel he saw even in the early Church. This next quarter,  join us as we look to Galatians to better understand the gospel, its central message, and how it is able to continually transform us into the people of God today.


    Room B2

  • Romans

    Paul's letter to the Romans is his magnum opus, and no study of the Bible is complete without taking time for careful and thoughtful exploration of Romans and the issue of righteousness. We will explore themes such as God’s gospel and gavel, our guilt or godliness, and the past, present, and promise of God’s people. Come join us!


    Conference Center

  • Zechariah

    We will look at the visions and prophecies of Zechariah. As we do, we will seek to see what Zechariah meant to ancient Israel, what it means for future Israel, and what the prophet's message regarding God's unfailing purposes mean for us today.


    Room A7

  • Starting Point

    The "Starting Point" class digs into the doctrine and theology of The Chapel, who we are as a body, and what membership looks like. This class serves as a great introduction to The Chapel for new attenders, and is a required step for membership at The Chapel.


    Meets for five Sundays: February 2, 9, 16, 23 and March 2.

    Room B3


    Click here for more details

  • Reverb (Youth Sunday School)

    Junior High & High School students meet together in the youth areas on Sunday mornings to study God's Word and enjoy some breakfast snacks.


    Youth Area

  • Children's Sunday School

    Children through sixth grade meet in age specific classes to see and understand the living Bible. 


    Children's Wing

  • Nursery

    Drop your birth through 3 year-old child off at their age appropriate room and trust that your child will be cared for and loved during his or her time with us while being taught Scripture-based lessons.


    Children's Wing

Upcoming or Previous Classes

  • Galatians: A Study in Gospel Centrality

    The Chapel seeks to be a “gospel-centered community.” But what does gospel centrality actually mean and how can we ensure we never drift from that goal? In Paul’s letter to the Galatians, we see this concern is far from modern and how Paul sought to correct the drift away from the gospel he saw even in the early Church. This next quarter,  join us as we look to Galatians to better understand the gospel, its central message, and how it is able to continually transform us into the people of God today.


    Starting Sunday, March 2nd

    Room B2

  • Biblical Principles of Parenting

    Parenting is difficult, but it doesn't have to be confusing. Biblical Principles of Parenting is a 10 session Sunday School class designed to encourage and establish parents seeking to raise children in a way that honors Christ. Consider the current culture and challenges that affect the Christian home and gain practical insight and guidance based on the authority of Scripture.

  • Fundamentals of the Faith

    For new believers, those new to intentionally studying the Bible, or those just looking for a refresher in apologetics. The Fundamentals of the Faith Sunday School Class examines what the Bible is, what it says, and why we should hold fast to what it teaches.

  • Counseling for Community

    Essential to every healthy church community is a culture where members proactively build up fellow believers and help them apply the Christian faith to everyday challenges. This class focuses on the topic of biblical counseling and the role it plays in our calling as Christians in the local church.

Small groups

Small groups provide learning opportunities, support, accountability, fellowship, and allow us to do 'life' together. They offer a more intimate setting to study the Bible and ask questions. Through these groups, we seek God to transform our lives.


Small Groups meet from September through May. See below or go to Church Center for more information about joining a small group.