Sunday School

During the school year, Sunday School is offered for all ages! We have 5 different age groups available, ranging from 3 years old to adult. Children under 18 must be registered, signed in, and signed out - read more below!

3 years old - 12th Grade

3 years old - 6th grade

Preschool Wing

For children age 3 through 6th grade this class uses Sparkhouse’s Whirl curriculum to study Bible stories with an engaging video, art projects, and games. Most weeks, students break up into primary and upper elementary groups to explore the story. Parents are welcome to participate alongside their children!

7th - 8th grade

Kitchen

The rite of Confirmation provides youth an opportunity to affirm their baptism. This is a special period of instruction in the Christian faith as confessed in the teachings of the Lutheran church! It’s also a great time for young people to ask their pastor questions!

9th-12th grade

Youth Room

High school students are invited to gather with with their peers and Mr. Brian or our Youth Pastor for Bible Study and conversation!

This inclusive space is here for high schoolers to engage in fellowship, faith formation, and have some fun!

Registration

Registration is required for children and youth under 18.

Also, per Good Shepherd’s Child Protection
Policy, students under 18 must be signed in and out by their parents or guardians.
Students in third grade and up may be dismissed on their own if they have a Minor
Release Waiver on file. This form is available in each classroom.

Adults

Round Table Topics

Community Room

All ages 18+ are welcome and wanted! This class is discussion-based, with rotating leadership to give everyone a voice. This group meets in the community room. We wrestle with scripture together, often discussing how scripture helps us understand our lives, and how to live as Christians in our complex world.

Lectionary Class

Library

For a more traditional, lectionary-based Sunday School experience, join this class in the Fireside room! This class considers one or more of the lectionary texts for each week, often expanding upon the sermon text. It’s led by a team of teachers and meets in the Fireside Room directly off the narthex. The group considers scripture from both modern and historical context, guided by the teaching team to examine the Word together.