Join us on Wednesday evenings for 7-week courses, starting on March 20th from 6:30-7:30pm for classes to take you further & learn more. (Note - Growth Classes will not meet the 1st Wednesday of every month, as this is Wednesday Night Service). This session we will have three different options for you to choose from & prayerfully consider. Register yourself or your family before Sunday, March 17th! Below is a snippet about each class.
- Grief Class | Michelle Cramer + Bill Niebuhr
Join us as Michelle (certified in the Grief Recovery Method) walks us through the evidence based Grief Recovery Method. This action-oriented approach helps people move through the pain of loss by acknowledging their grief journey and the emotions we tend to push down. Grief is not exclusive to the death of a loved one - those dealing with estrangement, divorce, or unmet hopes, dreams, or expectations from a relationship can all benefit.
- The Awe of God | Pastor Michael Buttacy + Stephen Walters
What could it look like to explore a healthy fear of God? Fearing God is very different than being afraid of God. Join us as Pastor Michael Buttacy + Stephen Walters dive into John Bevere's The Awe of God, a study on what it means to live in awe and Holy fear of the Lord. See the book here.
- Formations | Eric Praschan + Mitchell Easter
In this Growth Class, we’re walking through some foundations of the faith. This class is great for a new believer, or someone who just wants a refresher. From salvation, to being a new creation, to going out into the world to share Christ, this class will walk through several formational topics. Join us! Led by Eric Praschan and Mitchell Easter.
All three classes are free and we will also be offering kid's classes during the service!
Emmaus Kids (grades 5 and below) will continue to go through How Majestic is Your Name curriculum
*Please note, we will not be offering youth classes this session.
Just make sure to register below to indicate which course you will be attending (and if childcare is needed). We are excited to venture into this new way of further equipping the body at Emmaus.