Sunday Church School is at 10:00 A.M. with classes for all ages. Adult classes center on a variety of approaches; Bible inquiry and discussion, inspirational messages, Bible inquiry and current events, and religious books inquiry and discussion. All relate to the Bible and personal experience.

Below is a list of the different classes offered at First Presbyterian Church.

Seekers Class - Deborah Hackler and Eric Janzen lead an open discussion class. The curriculum varies approximately every 6 weeks. Currently the group is using Being Presbyterian in the Bible Belt by Ted V. Foote & P. Alex Thornburg. The class has been called "Rob's Class", "Young Adults" and now "The Seekers." The class can usually be found on the third floor at the top of the southwest staircase in room 365.               Pictures can be seen here.

V. Hubert Smith Class - The V. Hubert Smith Class meets in the Parlor on the second floor. Mozelle Proctor is the leader and Buddy Neal is the substitute leader. The class uses The Present Word curriculum in a lecture and discussion format. The class is known for the "Big Christmas Party" and the Meals on Wheels participation.    Pictures can be seen here.

Adult Class - The adult Sunday School class that meets in The Bethel Room has gone by several names in the past. They were once referred to as "the young-adult class", but they no longer qualify for that title. The class has also been called "the Kitchen class", "C.O.D. class", and more recently "Margene's Class." Margene Crowl is the leader with surprise substitutes. The Present Word Curriculum guides the discussion format. The Bethel Room (#208) is on the second floor, west of the Sanctuary.       Pictures can be seen here.

Adelpheus Class - The Adelpheus Class meets in the chapel (#250), west of the Sanctuary. Buck Conner and Don Jones lead the class with The Present Word Curriculum in a lecture format. The class helps support the Episcopal Food Pantry. Pictures can be seen here..

Archie's Class - The No Name class, sometimes referred to as "Archie's Class", meets on the first floor in Westminster Hall. Doug Auld, the leader, claims the curriculum varies every few weeks.      Pictures can be seen here.

Sr. High Class - Grades 9 through 12 like to be called "The Senior High Class." Leaders, Jack Sheets and Pete Mills, Jr., claim the class is definitely a discussion forum. The discussion topics draw from the sources of The Knowledge of Jack Sheets, The Scripture Press, and The Bible. When the class is not on a field trip (breakfast, teaching the younger classes, acts of kindness), they meet on the third floor (#350) at the top of the Southeast staircase. Pictures can be seen here.

Jr. High Class - Grades 7 through 9 like to be called "The Jr. High Class." 9th graders have the choice of attending either Jr. High or Sr. High class. The class leader, Terry Don Miller, makes use of the Bible, Scripture Press, and current events to stimulate the discussion. The students have added a "personal decorating touch" to make the room warm and inviting. The class meets on the 3rd floor. Pictures can be seen here.

5th & 6th Grade Class - The students meet on the third floor off of the game room. The class structure varies every week, but usually discussion and storytelling occur. Occasionaly, the students act out a play (script/Gospel Light Curriculum) for video and then invite the younger grades to view the film. The 5th and 6th grade students provided the photography for the Sunday School page. Leaders are Sally Judge and Carlton Higgins. Pictures can be seen here.

3rd & 4th Grade Class - The class frequently does arts and crafts why learning the Bible lesson. Leaders, Anna Lou Myers and Mary Ann Higgins, provide storytelling every week. Most of the students arrive early to play music CDs and enjoy donuts and juice. The class meets on the third floor off of the game room. Pictures can be seen here.

1st & 2nd Grade Class - Gospel Light Curriculum and positive reinforcement (sweet treats) helps leader, Ron Boyer, in teaching The Bible lessons. Mr. Boyer claims the class is eager to disscuss the week's "goings-on" while working on arts and crafts. The children meet on the third floor off of the exercise room. Pictures can be seen here.