Classes meet at 9:40 a.m. on Sunday mornings.

One size doesn’t fit all in adult Sunday School at Wilshire. Especially if you are new to Wilshire, we encourage you to try on several classes until you find the right fit.

Most classes, unless noted, include both men and women, couples and singles. Although general age ranges are given, people of all ages are welcome to participate in any class.

Avodah - Community Hall Room 311
"Avodah" is a Hebrew word meaning both “work” and “worship.” Singles and couples, mainly in their 30s, discuss how to bridge the gap between Sunday worship and Monday living. Topics are selected by the class and have ranged from examining a theology of money, to the theology of U2 and often include video segments. Teachers are Alan Wright and Andrew Warden.

Beginnings Class - Twice a year, Wilshire offers a short-term course designed especially for newly married or nearly married couples. The Beginnings Class gives a biblical perspective on issues most important to couples as they begin a shared life together: Communication, finances, intimacy, spirituality. The class is open to the community. It typically meets on Sunday mornings. For more information about the next session of Beginnings Class, contact Abbie Huff at 214-452-3104.  

FaithPlus - Community Hall Room 306/308
Married and single adults, mainly in their 20s, find friendship, community, biblical knowledge and commitment to serve others while hanging out together. This class offers frequent and varied fellowship opportunities, ranging from campouts to dinners, and is active in mission causes. The class is directed by Matt and Meredith Mosley and taught by Steve Brookshire.
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Genesis- Community Hall Room 302
This class includes couples, mainly in their late 20s and 30s, who have young children. Directed by Allison and Chad Brown and taught by Kyle Thomas, the class uses a standard Sunday School curriculum.

Journey - Community Hall Room 305/307
Couples in their 30s and 40s, many with elementary-age children, create this large young adult class, taught by Mike and Donna Rosamond. Directed by Susan Elliott, the class uses the Smyth & Helwys “Formations” curriculum most of the time but also engages in special studies periodically.

Mosaic - Third Floor Room 3309
“Come As You Are” is the theme for this blended class of single parents and couples with children. Common bonds are authenticity, acceptance and a willingness to hold the hands of members in need. Most members are early 40s to mid-50s with elementary to high school children. The class is taught by a rotation of members from within the class and covers a wide range of topics from biblical history to today’s headlines. Directed by Melody Loggins.

Oasis -  Third Floor Room 3204
Oasis is a class composed of a range of ages and viewpoints, unified by shared values and a respect for a diversity of ideas. Members enjoy a discussion format with rotating and guest teachers on a wide range of topics related to relationship with God, the church and issues facing Christians today. Most members are in their 40s and have children in upper elementary school, junior high or high school. The class is directed by Rick Hibbs.

Seekers -Community Hall Room 301/303
This diverse group of young adults is constantly seeking to follow God’s will through study, prayer and interaction with one another. Several teachers rotate teaching responsibilities throughout the year, with class leadership by Bill Hollis and the help of a mentoring couple, Dennis and Laura Smith. Most class members are in their 30s and have young children.

For more info: Abbie Huff, Minister to Adults   214-452-3104