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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

  • 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.


    Room C3

  • Instruments in the Redeemer's Hands

    We might be relieved if God placed our sanctification only in the hands of trained professionals, but that is not his plan. Instead, through the ministry of every part of the body, the whole church will mature in Christ. This summer, we will learn from a 12-week video series of Paul Tripp’s classic book, Instruments in the Redeemer’s Hands. Gain practical, Scripture-based guidance for caring for one another and serving through formal discipleship.


    Room B4

  • 1 & 2 Thessalonians

    Paul’s letters to the church in Thessalonica offer encouragement for a persecuted church, focusing on steadfast faith, love, and hope in Christ. Such practical guidance for holy living urges believers to live righteously in anticipation of His return. This verse-by-verse study is sure to encourage and bless you.


    Conference Center

  • 1 Peter

    Learn from the Apostle Peter’s writings to the dispersed believers in the ancient world how to endure persecution without bitterness and actually see it as a time to rejoice while living an obedient, victorious life. While Peter warns believers that their enemy, the devil, is always looking for someone to devour, he also reminds them of God’s abundant mercy and the inheritance being reserved for them in heaven even now. 


    Room A7

  • 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

  • The Life of Joseph

    The life of Joseph (Genesis 37–50) is a powerful testimony to God's sovereign providence, showing how He accomplishes His purposes even through betrayal, suffering, injustice, and waiting.  Throughout the story, Joseph serves as a remarkable “type," foreshadowing the rejected yet exalted Savior who brings salvation to those who once opposed Him. Above all, Joseph's story reminds us that what people intend for evil, God sovereignly uses for His glory and the good of His covenant people.

  • 2 Peter

    Alarmed that false teachers were beginning to infiltrate the churches, Peter called on Christians to grow and become strong in their faith so that they could detect and combat the spreading apostasy. He strongly stressed the authenticity of the Word of God and the sure return of the Lord Jesus. Peter reminds us that we too must understand and grow in the knowledge of Scripture in order to recognize apostasy today.

  • God and Money

    (Sept 6th-20th) 

    Begin the Fall quarter with a short, 3-week study on The Bible and Money. This class will overview a selection of the more than 2,000 Biblical references to wealth and prosperity.  With this in view, we'll suggest that Christians should be some of the best budgeters, keeping their priorities in order.  We'll very practically discuss establishing a monthly home budget for both short, and long-term, planning.  We want to faithfully manage, as good stewards, the finances God blesses us with.

  • Soteriology

    (Sept 27th-Nov 29th)

    As with most areas of doctrine, understanding our salvation is both simple as well as very deep.  From the basics of the gospel message to the work of the Trinity in the plan and application of redemption, study with us regarding God's great gift of salvation - the purpose of which is to bring glory and honor to Himself.  We'll touch on many doctrines within soteriology such as depravity, election, the gospel call, regeneration, conversion, justification, adoption, sanctification, perseverance, and glorification.  Come remind yourself of the goodness of God in His plan of salvation.

  • Ecclesiastes

    Does life "under the sun" feel like "chasing after the wind"?  That's what the wise King Solomon concluded almost 3000 years ago.  Our Sunday School class on Ecclesiastes will look at Solomon's conclusions on how to find lasting purpose and genuine joy by living life the way God intended.  Solomon's conclusions on the matter are as true now as ever!

  • Biblical Practices of Parenting

    Spring boarding from Deuteronomy 6, Biblical Practices of Parenting is designed to equip parents with a clear basis for decisions that set habits of the household in light of current pressures. This course is designed to reach beyond the principles of parenting and explore the routines and practices that give families their trajectory toward a Christ-honoring home. Topics will include Cultural Shifts, Marriage as Parenting, Digital Stewardship, Proper Worship, Work and Sabbath, and more. 

  • Daniel

    The Book of Daniel is a powerful blend of history and prophecy, courage and faith. Set during Israel’s exile in Babylon, it tells the story of Daniel and his friends—faithful followers of God who stand firm in a foreign land. From fiery furnaces and lion’s dens to astonishing visions of future kingdoms, Daniel reveals God’s sovereignty over all nations and times.

    This class will explore how the faith of a few shaped empires—and how God’s unshakable kingdom shines through every age. Uncover timeless truths about trust, resilience, and God’s ultimate plan.

  • James

    As followers of Christ, it is essential that we are not merely hearers of the Word but also obedient to what the Word teaches. It is in our "doing" that we demonstrate true wisdom. In the book of James, we find a helpful picture of that wisdom as it applies to our view of God, our response to trials, and our daily practice of the faith. 

  • Ultimate Purpose of Marriage

    Ultimate Purpose for Marriage is a new 8-week Sunday School class focused on God’s design for marriage. Explore questions like, “What is the true purpose of marriage?” (His glory) and What provision has God given us to make this possible?” (His grace). Rooted in Colossians 3:12–17, unpack the truths and principles that can transform marriages and bring more glory to God. 

  • Christ's Supremacy in the Ordinary

    As followers of Christ, we affirm that Jesus alone is worthy of our highest admiration. Yet, many of us wrestle to articulate why He is so worthy or how His supremacy influences our everyday lives. Through this study of Colossians and its companion letter, Philemon, encounter the stunning supremacy of Christ, see why it matters for our salvation, and explore how it transforms our understanding of daily life and relationships.

SMALL GROUPS

Small groups provide learning opportunities, support, accountability, fellowship, and allow us to do 'life' together. Through these groups, we seek God to transform our lives.


Small groups meet from September through May. Registrations will open in August.