GROWING IN GRACE 

Classes on Sundays from 9:50 to 10:30 am*

*NEXT SESSION BEGINS: JUNE 5, 2022

No matter where we are on our journey of faith, the conviction that we all need to continue growing in the grace and knowledge of Christ undergirds our discipleship classes at Naperville Presbyterian Church. For a plant to stop growing is a sign of unhealthiness. So too for us as Christians. Let's never stop growing!

We offer discipleship classes for all ages, fall and spring, to help us grow and flourish in our faith through the life-giving truths of the gospel.

Summer Session: June 5 through July 17 (no classes July 3)

Adult Classes:

CONFESSING OUR FAITH WITH HEART AND MIND | Room 040/042 | Taught by NPC Elders

What we believe shapes how we live. Look no further than diets, weather forecasts, or Google maps. If we believe them, we eat, dress, and navigate accordingly. So too with our faith. What we truly believe (and don’t simply give lip service to), inescapably affects how we live. In this six-week class, we’ll examine the foundations of what we believe (like how we think about the Bible, God, creation, and more), by working through the beginning chapters of the Westminster Confession of Faith. Join us as we seek with heart and mind to understand and live the faith we confess.

NPC PRAY: AN ONGOING OPPORTUNITY | Room 046

Please consider joining those who are seeking the Lord in prayers of praise, supplication, and lament. We will start with Scripture, then pray as you are led, enjoying time of silence as the Spirit moves, then closing with thanksgiving.

Children and Youth:

WALKERS-Pre-K | Room A

K-2nd GRADE | Room G

3rd-5th GRADE | Room H

MIDDLE SCHOOL | Room 081

HIGH SCHOOL | Room 032 (Adult Wing)

“This life, therefore, is not righteousness but growth in righteousness, not health but healing, not being but becoming, not rest but exercise; we are not yet what we shall be, but we are growing toward it; the process is not yet finished, but it is going on; this is not the end, but it is the road; all does not yet gleam with glory, but all is being purified.”

MARTIN LUTHER