Adult Sunday School Classes

See below for our current offerings grouped by age and stage.

Adult Sunday School

College

College Student Sunday School takes place in the Wesley Foundation’s Fireside Room. Join us at 10am as we read and discuss scripture, and how it interacts with the world around us. We are open to all college students regardless of what church you attend, and we would love to have you join us as we grow together!

This class meets in the Wesley Foundation

Contact Person: Tony Jeck – tony@auwesley.org

Adults

Life Lessons

This is a small-sized, discussion-based class that is family-oriented and gathers to study & learn how to apply the Bible to daily life. Topics include marriage, family, and everyday discipleship. This group also participates in service opportunities and has regular social events.

This class meets in room B234

Contact Person: Julie Hare – JulieH@aumc.net

Cornerstone

This is a small-sized, discussion-based class for families with young children, though couples and singles are welcomed! This class meets in room B238

Contact person: Julie Echols – julie.echols1@gmail.com


 

Empty Nesters / Retired

Renew

This is a large-sized, discussion-based class that is especially for empty nesters and early retirees, but all are welcomed! Marvin Thomas teaches this class. Join this group as they explore the Biblical word and its application for our lives today.

This class meets in room A01 in Hamill Court (take the elevator to the basement, and our room is at the end of the hall!)

Contact Person: Marvin Thomas – m_thomas@gordonstate.edu

Nick Holler Food for the Soul

This is a large-sized, discussion-based class with shared leadership using a variety of curriculum. This class has several social activities throughout the year.

This class meets in room A107 in Hamill Court

Contact: Cathey Donald – cdonald@aces.edu

Heart, Mind, and Soul

This is a large-sized, discussion-based class. Leadership is shared in class discussions on Christian matters of the heart, mind, and soul. This class often enjoys social time outside of class.

This class meets in room B242 in the Mathison Building

Contact person: Starling Grisham – stargrisham@gmail.com

McGehee – Lacy

This is a very large-sized, lecture-based class that studies the New Testament in-depth. The members participate in ministries, praying for others, and often plan social activities for the class.

This class meets in room A102 in Hamill Court

Contact person: John Ramage – jramage@doe.k12.ga.us

Journey

This is a small-sized, discussion-based class engaging in regular Bible study. There are occasional breaks from the journey to explore topical DVD lessons or study a book series.

This class meets in room B231 in the Mathison Building

Contact Person: John Helms – helmsjm@auburn.edu

Charles Britt

This is a small-sized, multigenerational class in which we share our faith journey together, learn through discussion, examine contemporary issues, and study new & progressive theological ideas. United in the common purpose of examining our faith, we come from many backgrounds and hold a variety of views. In memory of former Auburn UMC minister, Rev. Charles Britt, we maintain a commitment to serving “the least of these” in the world around us.

This class meets in room A106 in Hamill Court

Contact Person: Sonny Dawsey – sonnypapa@gmail.com

Living Stones

This is a small-sized, discussion-based class that enjoys talking through living lives after the example of Jesus, sometimes stepping out in faith and other times remaining in place through spiritual disciplines. Members seek to have an active faith and occasional social activities, including mission projects.

This class meets in room B228-230

Contact Person: Patricia Stevenson – p.b.stevenson.5@gmail.com


 

Contact Us!

If you have any questions about getting plugged into the life of Auburn UMC, please email Rev. Kelli Hitchman- Craig or Jazzmin Hussey.

Rev. Kelli Hitchman-Craig

Associate Pastor

Jazzmin Hussey

Age-Level Resource Administrator