Equip Classes are short-term studies designed to help you grow deeper in God’s Word and live out your faith with greater confidence. Each semester offers a variety of practical, Bible-centered classes for men, women, and co-ed groups, covering topics that strengthen your walk with Christ and equip you for everyday life and ministry. Wherever you are in your spiritual journey, Equip Classes provide a place to learn, grow, and take your next step.

Check out our Fall 2026 offerings and register to sign up!

Start Date: Wednesday, August 5th
Meeting Time: 
6:15pm after the Fellowship Meal until 7:30pm

Childcare provided!

Fall 2026

3pm to 4:30pm

on our own but not alone (women)

Room 238 | 16 weeks

Led by Susan Bock, this is a welcoming group for widows and women who have experienced divorce. Through biblical encouragement, meaningful conversation, and supportive friendships, women can find strength for the season they are walking through and be reminded that they do not have to face it alone. 

6:15pm to 7:30pm

Get to Know the Book of Ephesians (women)

Room 201 | 12 weeks

Ladies, please join us this semester as we study Ephesians verse by verse with Kandra Benton. Ephesians reveals God’s eternal plan for His people, reminding us of our identity in Christ, the riches of His grace, and the spiritual blessings we have through Him. Together, we’ll discover what it means to walk in love, unity, holiness, and strength as we grow in faith and study God’s Word—all for the praise of His glory! 

Names of God (women)

Room 238 | 12 weeks
Cost: $15

In this Bible study for women, led by Telowa McCaghren, you’ll examine names for the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, and you’ll discover the impact each of God’s names has on your relationship with Him. Each name you encounter will inspire you to worship God for who He is and challenge you to consider how your life can be transformed in light of His character.

NEW, starting 10/21: PRay big (co-ed)

Room 109| 8 weeks
Cost: $5 for Book AND Study Guide

I want to pray bigger, and better. And I want you to enjoy praying like that too. And to do that, we need to discover how to pray as the apostle Paul did. Paul clearly enjoyed prayer, and was excited about it. He expected his Father in heaven to hear what he said, and to act in other people’s lives accordingly. He prayed and then was “watchful in it with thanksgiving” (Colossians 4 v 2), ready to see how God would be pleased to answer his prayers.

This 8-week study led by Keaton Davis focuses on Paul’s prayer for his friends in the church in Ephesus, that he recounts to them in Ephesians 1:15-23 and 3:14-21. The truths that underpin and shape his prayers for them will motivate us to pray and set us an example.

So be inspired by the Apostle Paul to pray bigger and pray better as we look to our heavenly Father to do more than all we ask or imagine!