Adult Sunday School

Sunday School isn't just for kids. At First Presbyterian Church of Orlando, we take Adult Education seriously. A wide variety of classes are offered on Sunday mornings, ranging from small discussion-based formats to large lecture hall settings. Classes meet from 9:45 am to 10:45 am each Sunday. Questions? Desire additional information on our Adult Sunday school offerings? Contact Rev. Donna McClellan at 407.423.3441, ext. 1488 or email her at dmcclellan@fpco.org.

There is a place for you!!

Answers For Living -Chris Bolan, chrisbolan@comcast.net
“To provide members with thought provoking study and lively discussion in a friendly environment that will encourage them in their faith and equip them to intelligently answer questions for daily living.” - 310B-EMC

BASICS -Larry Kreider, larry@thegathering.org
“BASICS stands for Brothers And Sisters in Christ’s Service. Various Biblical topics are taught by rotating gifted teachers in a large, lecture style class.” - LFH

Bereans - Carolyn Ragan, iclr@aol.com
“Intense bible study with lively discussions!” - 300-EMC

Couples Class: Young Adults - Chad Cahill, CCahill@cahillhomes.com
“The Couples Class, under the care of the 20’s and 30’s ministry and taught by Dr. Case Thorp, exist to bring couples together for fellowship, scripture based teaching and the Bible’s application to daily life.” - 312-CLC

Crossroads - John Guglielmi, jguglielmi@cfl.rr.com or Jan Packwood jan@ubicsystem.com  
“A group discussion based on the sermon scripture and how to ‘put feet’ to the scripture in our daily lives. A lively small group format that strives to build community.” - 305-CLC

Forum Class - Margaret Fail, mpeake@yahoo.com “We are a multigenerational class established in the early 1980’s with the goal of providing an open forum for discussion on Christ’s life as it relates to the Bible, the community, and to the church.” - 310A-EMC

Foundations Class - Jack Prevost, 407.422.6430 or jackprevost@hotmail.com
This class is taking a summer break and will return on Sunday, September 13th.
“If you are looking for an energetic class with lots of class participation and discussion, taught by lay teachers just like you, then the Foundations class is for you!” - 240-EMC

Growing Closer: Young Adults - Kyle Taylor, kyle@providentconsultant.com 
“To grow closer to God, to church, to family, and to the community.” - 304-CLC

Kaléo - Brad Staton, 407.423.3441, x1457
The Young Adult Ministry of First Presbyterian Church, the purpose of Kaléo is to be a community where connection with God and others extends beyond Sunday. Core values are connect, learn, serve, worship and grow. Class begins on Sunday, May 2, 2010. - Rotunda 200-CLC

Pass the Word - Cleatous Simmons, cleatoussimmons@gmail.com
“We are a class made up of people who love studying the Bible, book by book, chapter by chapter. A class that is serious about individual and corporate Bible study – that is willing to invest itself in the lives of those in the class, is mission minded, reaching beyond the class to embrace others and to help meet the needs of those we come in contact with.” - 324-CLC

Rooted – Amy Heck, aheck@fpco.org 
Sundays, April 11–June 6
This seminar will help you get below the surface to the Roots of what you believe. Have you ever wondered what’s at the root of your faith? Why do you believe the things that you believe about God? About the world? About people? If you grew up in the church, do you ever feel like you weren’t paying attention that day in Sunday school? If you’re new to following Jesus, do you wish you could take a crash course in what Christians believe?

We believe that a basic understanding of the bible, the history and creeds of the church are incredibly important to developing a rooted, grounded, and fuller faith. We’re going to be spending 8 weeks looking at our roots: foundations of our faith that are living, breathing, and growing; yet solid, strong, and unchanging all at the same time. Whether you’ve been walking with Jesus for 60 minutes or 60 years, join us. Get Rooted. EMC, 330-A

Questerian Class - Joe Stine, stinejoe@bellsouth.net
“Our class name is our mission statement – we are on a quest to fortify ourselves to serve Christ.” - 340-EMC

Servants in the Son - Al Williams, 407.275.8756
“The members believe strongly in the Word and each lesson is wrapped in prayer. The class strives to live up to their name and serve in many ministries within our church and the community.” - 330-B EMC

Yowell - Jack Sneed, jsneed3@cfl.rr.com or Michael Ashington-Pickett, impala1@aol.com
“Led by various teachers, with fellowship and traditional hymns.” - Reformation Chapel

EMC – Edington Ministry Center,  CLC – Clayton Life Center