Central Middle School

6th-8th Grade // 9:00Am // The Loft

It’s called middle school because this season marks the middle of their school years. They aren’t kids anymore, but they are also far from being adults. These highly transitional years are pivotal when it comes to long-term faith formation. We provide a space where your students can find friendship with one another and with Jesus.

Central High School

9th-12th Grade // 9:00 & 11:00Am

Our high school students gather briefly before going out each Sunday morning to be a part of the church family by using their time and gifts to serve. (High School meets for worship and teaching on Thursday evenings at 6:00pm.)

Single Focus @ 9

9:00am // Room 216

For single adults age 40+ (and a few marrieds). We watch a video series from RightNow Media on a book of the Bible and have a lively, meaningful discussion as we share life application truths.

April 27-June 1: The Book of Galatians by Kyle Idleman – If someone asked you to explain the gospel, what would you say? What is the good news of the Christian faith? Writing to the Galatians, Paul made it clear how easily we can be tempted to turn toward fraudulent gospels, especially those that teach we can earn God’s love through our works. Though they may have the appearance of truth, they are lifeless and leave us empty in the end. Through biblical study and engaging lessons, Kyle shows that true freedom is found in surrender, not self-dependence. Because our gospel is not one based on our works, but faith in the finished work of Jesus Christ.

Led by Pastor Cheri Clark

Registration is not required. Email Pastor Cheri Clark at cheri.clark@centralcommunity.church for information.

A Place for You

10:30Am // Room 215

This established class covers a variety of topics with solid Bible teaching. The study of Hebrews continues into January. After that study concludes, a series called “Why Does Jesus Matter?” will begin through the spring. JD Greer will present short messages discussing who Jesus is, why He came, and will explore the life-changing effect Jesus had, and continues to have, on the world. This is a class with deep friendships, heartfelt prayer times, and a wide variety of teaching and sharing of our faith. For adults of any age.

Led by Bruce Pearson and Scott Kardatzke

Class 8:37

10:30am // Room 222

This is a multi-generational adult Bible fellowship where we discuss, learn, and grow together. We love donuts, one another, and out-of-class gatherings. During the first half of the Spring quarter, we will examine the question, “Who is Jesus?” through the lens of John’s gospel. During second half of the Spring quarter, we will spend five weeks in Paul’s letter to the Galatians. For adults of any age.

Led by Wayne Huxman

Foundations

10:30am // Room 212

The primary emphasis of this class is to promote a deeper understanding of God and His Word through the integration of Bible study, theology, and apologetics. We are continuing the series, “In the Beginning,” which entails a verse-by-verse study of the first three chapters of Genesis. Enjoy some deep study, warm fellowship and a bit of humor with people who love God and His word. For adults of any age.

Led by Joel Friesen

Motivators

10:30am // K-Chapel (Room 118)

Our senior community finds this gathering to fill their appetite for regular teaching, warm fellowship, celebration, and staying connected. Pastor John will care for you with the Word of God, corny jokes, and his heart for Christ. For senior adults.

Led by Pastor John Carney

Single Focus @ 10:45

10:30am // Room 216

For single adults age 40+ (and a few marrieds). We watch a video series from RightNow Media on a book of the Bible and have a lively, meaningful discussion as we share life application truths.

April 27-June 1: The Book of Galatians by Kyle Idleman –
If someone asked you to explain the gospel, what would you say? What is the good news of the Christian faith? Writing to the Galatians, Paul made it clear how easily we can be tempted to turn toward fraudulent gospels, especially those that teach we can earn God’s love through our works. Though they may have the appearance of truth, they are lifeless and leave us empty in the end. Through biblical study and engaging lessons, Kyle shows that true freedom is found in surrender, not self-dependence. Because our gospel is not one based on our works, but faith in the finished work of Jesus Christ.

Led by Jason Callahan

Registration is not required. Email Pastor Cheri Clark at cheri.clark@centralcommunity.church for information.

“Revealing Revelation”

10:00AM-12:00Pm

Tour the final book of the Bible with Tsarfati and Yohn as your guides! With eye-opening insights, they examine the timeline of events before, during, and after the tribulation; God’s specific plan for the people of Israel in the end times; the encouragement, challenges, and warnings Jesus gave to prepare us for His return; and more.

Led by Donna Schrag

Young Adults Gathering

6:30-8:00PM // Room 203

The young adult life can look a lot of different ways: finishing school, living independently, starting jobs, getting married, or beginning a family. This gathering is for young people in any of those stages. Come together with a diverse group that is setting out on life’s trajectory to build friendships and deepen their faith together. For anyone ages 18 through early 30s.

Children’s Programming for Wednesday Nights

6:15-7:30PM

Children ages birth through 5th grade are invited to our mid-week Pit Stop, where they’ll have worship and a lesson in big group time before breaking out for small groups and a fun activity. Check-in begins at 6:00pm at the normal check-in desks. Please register (for free!) so that our volunteers are ready to greet your child.

Central Middle School

6th-8th Grade // 6:00-7:45pm // The Loft // Ongoing

It’s called middle school because this season marks the middle of their school years. They aren’t kids anymore, but they are also far from being adults. These highly transitional years are pivotal when it comes to long-term faith formation. We provide a space where your students can find friendship with one another and with Jesus

Check the Central Students webpage for details about other activities, as they may be taking place outside the building: click here.

“Revelation” by Jen Wilkin

Feb. 26-May 14 // 6:15PM // Room 215

In this 10-session study on Revelation, discover how the last book of the Bible—the culmination of God’s great story—speaks both a steadying word of assurance and a strong call to endure to the church in every age. (You may purchase your own study guide from Lifeway or Amazon.)

Led by Cheryl Hull and Danielle Kemper

Choir Rehearsal

6:15PM // Room 204

 The Voices of Central Choir is a multigenerational group made up of singers of all skill levels. The choir rehearses each Wednesday evening to prepare for Sunday morning worship and upcoming special events

Central High School

9th-12th Grade // 6:00-8:30PM // Room 204

In high school, students are looking forward at who they want to be in the world. They are balancing schoolwork, extracurricular activities, and friendships. Their faith is becoming their own and they are beginning to try it out in the real world. We provide a space where students can find Christian friendship and develop genuine, lifelong faith.

Check the Central Students webpage for details about other activities, as they may be taking place outside the building: click here.

Single Focus

7:00PM // Room 216

For single adults age 40+ (and a few marrieds). We watch a video series from RightNow Media on an applicable topic and then have a meaningful and lively discussion on the Biblical truths represented.

May 2-June 13: Acts by Francis Chan – In this compelling six-part series from the book of Acts, church leaders from nations around the world equip us to take the gospel of Jesus Christ to the ends of the earth, by the power of the Holy Spirit. Join Francis Chan, Anne Zaki, Chadwick Mohan, Anand Mahadevan, Jorge Salazar, and Kwasi Amoafo, and be inspired to lead as servants, overcome opposition in community ,face persecution with boldness, and reframe your workplace as your mission field.

Led by Pastor Cheri Clark