
Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.”
(Matthew 19:14)
Why is Sunday School and Adult Bible Class important? In Section 104 of Chapter 9 of the Book of Concord, Martin Luther preached on March 25, 1529 that religion “ought not only to move us older ones, but also the young and the children. Therefore you parents ought to instruct and educate them in the doctrine of the Lord.”
A more contemporary viewpoint is provided by Howard Hendricks who wrote in a 2006 article for Christianity Today that Christian education is designed to provide a transcendental experience. “The secularist seeks to make better, more effective, successful, and intelligent people. The Christian educator aspires to nothing less than to transform people into the image of Christ. Secular education and Christian education thus have different postures toward the world. One helps a person fit into the world system; the other helps lift a person above the world. I am teaching not merely to inform the mind but to renew the mind.”
Sunday School
Trinity offers Sunday School classes for student ranging from age 3 through the 12th grade. We also have Adult Bible study for college-aged students (see below).
Adult Bible Study
Trinity also offers a variety of Adult Bible Study groups based on individual preferences for small group, or large group study.
- Faith Builders (school cafeteria)
- Standing Stones (school library)
- “Just As We Are” Class (Vicar’s office)
- Bible Trekkers (choir room)
- Koinonia (south mobile)
- Chi Rho Strong (College and Career) – (church basement library)
- Pastor’s Class (school gym)