The 2025 Spring Sunday School semester will have 15 weeks from January 12 to May 11. There will be two breaks: March 2 for our Missions Awareness Week guest speakers and April 13 for a Congregational Fellowship on Palm Sunday. Please get in touch with the church office if you have any additional questions not covered in the list of classes.

• NEWBORN TO 24 MONTHS: Led by Bekah Gernhard | Nursery - Room 110
  • The nursery is located on the main floor at the end of the lobby hall and offers a safe and playful place for our precious children. Monitored by both CPC member volunteers and paid, CPR and first aid trained workers, the nursery is secured by an electronic check-in system and single entrance/exit.

• 2 & 3 YEAR-OLDS: Led by Millie Sanders, Lauren Warren, and Babs Leach | Nursery - Room 110
  
  • Children learn stories and truths from God’s Word, sing songs, color pictures, and enjoy games and activities related to the Bible lesson. They also eat a snack and play outside in an enclosed courtyard. Our children’s curriculum is published by Great Commission Publications.
• 4 YEAR-OLDS TO GRADE 5: Led by Volunteer Teachers | Rooms 126, 220-228
  • Children learn stories and truths from God’s Word. They may participate in singing, discussions, crafts, and activities related to the Bible lesson. All children have snacks. Our 4-year-old – 4th grade children’s curriculum is the Show Me Jesus curriculum published by Great Commission Publications. 5th grade is working through a curriculum study on the names of God published by Truth:78.
    
    4-Year-Old and Kindergarten Class - Led by Jon Arbuckle, Esther McEachern, and Sarah Wade
    1st Grade Class - Led by Anna Yonkofski and Sue Kemp
    2nd Grade Class - Led by Jason Collins and Bonnie Folkening
    3rd Grade Class - Led by Jean Marshall and Maggie Wade
    4th Grade Class - Led by Eva Herberich, Carla Stevenson, and Anna Yonkofski
    5th Grade Class - Led by Woody and Sharon Brauer
    
    

• MIDDLE SCHOOL BOYS: Led by Thomas Blackburn, Mark Stevenson, and Neal Doran | Room 206
  • Lessons are taken from Truth:78 studies, equipping the next generations to know, honor, and treasure God.
    
• MIDDLE SCHOOL GIRLS: Led by Emily Calloway | Room 204
  • Lessons are taken from Truth:78 studies, equipping the next generations to know, honor, and treasure God.
• HIGH SCHOOL: Led by Travis Hutchinson, Heather Morrison, Justin Martin, and Diane Lazor | Room 200 
  • All high school students are studying the Gospel of John. All grades 9-12 meet together.
    
    

• WHAT IS PRESBYTERIAN?: Led by Interim Senior Pastor Bill Massey | Room 120 
  • Our What Is Presbyterian? Class is an ongoing class designed for those who wish to learn more about Covenant. This class addresses our distinctive life, doctrine, and worship as a conservative, Presbyterian, and Reformed church. Taught by our Interim Senior Pastor, this class is a temporary class before finding your long-term Sunday school class.
  • Thinking about becoming a member? Be sure to visit our Membership Information page.
• COLLEGE/CAREER CLASS: Led by Tim & Bonnie Schoap | Room 208
  • Study: Lessons from Ezra and Nehemiah. These two often overlooked Old Testament books offer rich lessons in God's faithfulness to his people, the value of biblical leadership, and the power of commitment to rebuilding and restoration.
• LADIES CLASS: Led by Judy Foster, Christine Morrison, and Lois Crenshaw | Room 119
  • Study: Nahum, the seventh book of the Minor Prophets. Nahum’s singular focus on the impending judgment of Nineveh offers a continuation of the story that began in Jonah. Nahum reminded the people of Judah: God’s justice is always right and always sure. This is a ladies-only class.
• THE LIFE OF JOSEPH: Hosted by Jon Harris | Rooms 121-122
  • This class is studying the historical account of Joseph in the closing chapters of Genesis which is part of your family history. It plays a vital link in the unfolding of our Lord’s redemptive purposes for the true Israel of God. And intriguingly, Joseph’s brother, Judah, assumes a role that prefigures his descendant, Jesus. Taught by Dr. Render Caines. This is a mixed adult class that is open to everyone. 
• THE LIFE OF MOSES: Led by Ken Henry | Room 100 (Schum Fellowship Hall) 
  • This class will study the life of Moses as well as selected passages throughout the Pentateuch. Additionally, we will discuss the culture of ancient Egypt and the impact of Moses on our understanding of Christ and the New Testament. This is a mixed adult class that is open to everyone.
• THE CHURCH IN AMERICA: Led by Dee Hobbs, Bill Higgins, and Dan Steere | Room 150 (Choir Room)
  
  • This class explores the story of the church in America, beginning with the colonial period and progressing through the beginnings of CPC. This is a mixed adult class that is open to everyone.
• ROMANS: Led by Dr. Lamar Allen | Room105 (Frederick Room)
  • This Epistle to the Romans has profoundly affected those who read it. Many have been converted by its message including Augustine, Martin Luther, and John Wesley. Martin Luther wrote, “This Epistle to the Romans is the true masterpiece of the New Testament and the very purest Gospel, and is worthy not only that every Christian should know it word for word, by heart, but occupy himself with it every day, as the daily bread of the soul." Class recordings and outlines are available below. This is a mixed adult class that is open to everyone.