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Adult Education Class Schedule

Adult Ed classes offered  during the academic year | 9:55 am - 10:45 am

Term: January 8-February 19

Philippians
Led by Bill MacKillop and Team

As a letter of encouragement to believers in the first century, the words of Paul continue to strengthen believers today. His words are written to encourage us to live our lives with a growing love for God and one another.

What the Bible Says About the Bible
Led by Rich Weber

What does it mean to be "biblical"? Why do we call it the "Word of God" when it was written by men like Moses and Paul? this class will look at what the Bible says about its own truthfulness and authority, and the reason why Christians should be ready to believe and obey everything it says about God and His creation.

Pillars of the Christian Faith
Led by Art Wittmann and Bob Fulton

Class participants will find insights on Christian growth by reviewing the losses and triumphs of a variety of faithful historical Christians. The class will look at specific writings and practices of a wide variety of Christians throughout the ages. The primary emphasis being on practices that shape and direct spiritual growth.

How People Change
Led by Nate Conrad

What does it take for lasting change to take root in your life? If you ever tried, failed, and wondered why, you need How People Change. This book explains the biblical pattern for change in a clear, practical way you can apply to the challenges of daily life.

Young Adults
Led by Chris and Karen Hodge, Bill and Linda MacKillop, and Robert Bishop

Are you a college student or young career person? Each week adults like you meet for study, prayer, community and encouragement. Come join an engaging group of individuals who can encourage and support you in your pursuit of God.

Below classes are offered throughout the year

Discovery Class: an Introduction to NPC
Led by Bill and Susan Broyles, Walt Kuehne, and Suzanne Riddle
January 8  for six weeks, 9:55 am

Discovery Class is a prerequisite for membership at NPC. However, many people have found the Discovery Class to be a helpful introduction to what NPC teaches about the basics of the Christian life even if they choose not to continue the membership process at this time.

If you would like to learn more about Naperville Presbyterian Church, this class is for you. Call the church office at 630-961-0579 if you are interested.

Future Dates:  
                                January 8, 15, 22, 29 and February 5, 12, 2012
                                April 15, 22, 29 and May 6, 13, 20,  2012.
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Membership Class: Belonging at NPC
Led by Chris Hodge
2012 Friday, May 18  (6:30-9:00 pm with dinner) and Saturday, May 19 (8:30-11:30 am)

Membership Class at our church is a two part course (Friday evening 6:30-9 pm and 8:30-11:30 am on Saturday morning) for those who have taken Discovery. Get to know our church and our purpose and passion for the Gospel. Have fun getting to know others while you learn what it means to be a member of NPC.

Why is membership important to us? By becoming a member, a person is first and foremost acknowledging his or her sinfulness before a Holy God and trusting Jesus Christ for eternal salvation, which is the most important decision a person will make. Members also make a commitment to the local church, both to serve in ministry and to be ministered to by the pastors, elders and other caring servants within the community. We encourage our members and friends to join a small group community and become personally involved in ministry to strengthen their relationship with Jesus Christ.
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Leadership Class

The NPC Leadership Class is a significant opportunity for men and women to learn more about the historical and theological distinctives of our church and denomination. The goals of the Leadership Class are to provide a substantial introduction to Christian Theology, to demonstrate the correlation between our theological convictions and NPC's vision and values for ministry, and to train and support elders and deacons candidates for ministry in the church. Subjects include: scripture, covenant theology, the sacraments, Church and Reformation history, biblical leadership and church government.