All Sunday adult classes welcome your participation.

Bible 101
11:00 a.m., Linder Hall 4.
For more information, phone David Clark, 619-233-1100.

Faith in the Family
9:30 a.m., United Methodist Center Bldg. #204.
Faith in the Family is the Bible Study Class for Parents of Adolescents. If you have adolescent children, living at home or not, please join us.

Faith in Our Lives
9:30 a.m., Linder Hall 5.
Using the Bible as our base, we explore how best to live our lives in the community of Christ. Whether you have children living at home or not, you are welcome to visit. Erica Knowles, facilitator, 619-275-3024.

Growing Together
A new small group for families with small children is now forming. The group, Growing Together, emphasizes fellowship, study and service and is open to any family with children from 0 to 3 years of age. For more information about the group, call Sheila Bose at (619)222-2746 or Janice Swaisgood at (858)880-9836.

Heart of Christianity
11:00 a.m., District Superintendent’s Meeting Room,
3rd floor of the United Methodist Center.
Book discussion class is facilitated by Chaplain Tom Respess.

John 1:1
11:00 a.m., Linder Hall 4.
For men and women from 20s to 40s. Class led by Scott Daniels.

Koinonia
8:00 a.m., Linder Lounge.
Bible study and Christian fellowship. Supports outreach programs that represent Christian social concerns. Bible Study Class is comprised of adults dedicated to carrying out the fuller meaning of the word “koinonia” (Greek for Christian fellowship) toward each other and the congregation. The class welcomes all men and women searching for an opportunity to experience spiritual and social fulfillment. Members serve the church as volunteers and support outreach programs that represent Christian social concerns including youth activities and various mission programs, We gather for a monthly social under the guidance of the Social Chairman. The Koinonian, our monthly newsletter, keeps everyone advised of what is going on.

Tender Loving Christians (TLC)
9:30 , Linder Hall 4.
Class tradition of social concern and action. (TLC) Presentations and discussion led by class members, invited speakers, and the clergy. Our class originated in 1978 with an emphasis on the implications of practical Christianity in the modern world. We provide lunches for single women at Rachel House and participate in the “Fill the Cooler” project in support of the Food Ministry. TLC members were instrumental in forming the San Diego chapter of Habitat for Humanity, and have ongoing interest in supporting it. We strive individually and collectively to live up to the tradition of tender, loving, caring Christians as embodied in our class name. All are welcome to visit our class or join our fellowship.

Rev. Elbert Kim
EKim@fumcsd.org
Minister of Education

Rev. Greg LaDue
GLaDue@fumcsd.org
Director of Adult Christian Education

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