Weekly Classes
We offer a variety of classes on Sundays and throughout the week to help people connect to our church relationally and become fully devoted followers of Christ. We want to help each person find their place to Connect, Grow, Serve, Pray and Give.
Millbrook Campus
SUNDAYS
Bible Fellowship Class
9:15am, Rm 751 | The Book of Hebrews | Led by Mark Wotring
Bible Studies for the Hungry Heart (Ages 35+)
11am-12:30pm, EQUIP Center | Led by Greg Hicks
Apologetics
11am, Rm 734 | Led by Revonda Russos
Marriage Class
11am, Rm 753 | 5 Love Languages | Led by Ray and Candy Elliot
Deaf Community Fellowship (DCF)
11am, Rm 737 | Learn more at deafcommunityfellowship.org or contact us HERE.
Wake Forest Campus
SUNDAYS
Marriage Class
11am, Rm 303
Led by Scott and Susan Hewlett
A more vibrant marriage is possible when it’s built on a foundation of active faith. Join us on this 5-week journey through the Vertical Marriage Study with humor-filled and relatable video sessions, dynamic group discussion, and intentional couple’s connection.
Led by Scott and Susan Hewlett
A more vibrant marriage is possible when it’s built on a foundation of active faith. Join us on this 5-week journey through the Vertical Marriage Study with humor-filled and relatable video sessions, dynamic group discussion, and intentional couple’s connection.
TUESDAYS
Women's Tuesday Evening Bible Study
6:30-8pm, Rm 205 | Led by Tammy Smolan
This fall, join us as we journey through Breathe: Making Room for Sabbath by Priscilla Shirer. This powerful study invites you to step away from the busyness of life and learn what it means to pause and rest. It’s an opportunity to create space for God by building margin into your routine. If you're feeling tired, overwhelmed, or burnt out, embracing the Sabbath could be the life-changing rhythm your soul needs. To join or find out more about this study, contact Tammy Smolan.
*Please note, there is no childcare for this group*
This fall, join us as we journey through Breathe: Making Room for Sabbath by Priscilla Shirer. This powerful study invites you to step away from the busyness of life and learn what it means to pause and rest. It’s an opportunity to create space for God by building margin into your routine. If you're feeling tired, overwhelmed, or burnt out, embracing the Sabbath could be the life-changing rhythm your soul needs. To join or find out more about this study, contact Tammy Smolan.
*Please note, there is no childcare for this group*
Men's Bible Study Fellowship (BSF)
7-8:30pm, Rm 312 | Led by Gary Hassell
A BSF Men’s group offers straight talk and biblical truth built on the foundation of Jesus Christ. Exploring God’s Word together allows men to learn from one another, be challenged and encourage each other to live for something larger than themselves. Visit the BSF website HERE for more information or contact Gary Hassell.
A BSF Men’s group offers straight talk and biblical truth built on the foundation of Jesus Christ. Exploring God’s Word together allows men to learn from one another, be challenged and encourage each other to live for something larger than themselves. Visit the BSF website HERE for more information or contact Gary Hassell.
WEDNESDAYS
Women's Wednesday Morning Bible Study
9:30-11:30am, Rm 205 | Led by Cindy Orange
Join us as we dive into the book of Hebrews with a study by Jen Wilkin, Better: Study of Hebrews. In this 10-session study, we will explore how God “provided something better for us” in the person of Jesus Christ (Hebrews 11:40). To join or find out more about this study, contact Cindy Orange.
*Please note, there is no childcare for this group.*
Join us as we dive into the book of Hebrews with a study by Jen Wilkin, Better: Study of Hebrews. In this 10-session study, we will explore how God “provided something better for us” in the person of Jesus Christ (Hebrews 11:40). To join or find out more about this study, contact Cindy Orange.
*Please note, there is no childcare for this group.*
FRIDAYS
Men's Bringing Jesus to Work Class
Fridays, 7-8am, Front Foyer
Led by Mark Thompson
Many Christian men are spiritually committed but feel vocationally disconnected, unsure of how their faith translates into their daily work. While churches often disciple men in areas of personal morality and family leadership, they rarely equip them to carry their faith into the workplace. Bringing Jesus to Work bridges the gap between Sunday and Monday, helping men live out their faith where they lead, decide, and influence.
Led by Mark Thompson
Many Christian men are spiritually committed but feel vocationally disconnected, unsure of how their faith translates into their daily work. While churches often disciple men in areas of personal morality and family leadership, they rarely equip them to carry their faith into the workplace. Bringing Jesus to Work bridges the gap between Sunday and Monday, helping men live out their faith where they lead, decide, and influence.