Fall 2026
Wednesday Nights
Come share a meal with friends as we grow in faith, pray and encourage one another at our Wednesday night midweek groups and classes.
Dinner will be served from 5 – 6:15pm in the Dining Room for $5/person or $20 max/family.
The Fall 2026 semester will run for 10 weeks, beginning on Wednesday September 16 and concluding on November 18.
Registration coming soon, as well as an index and map of the classrooms.
Available Classes
Adult Bible Classes
Science and the Scriptures: Noah’s Flood
Richard Vargo
Instruments in the Redeemer’s Hands
Karl Johnson
Questions of Life
Dom Verdell
Everyday Disciple-Making:
The “Walk With Me” Approach
Russ Tinkham
Next Step Classes
Membership Class
Oversight Elders | Runs four weeks
Baptism Class
Oversight Elder | October 18
Women’s Bible Studies
From Eden to Eternity: Historical Books
Rachel Peteya
The Gift of God: Romans 1 - 7
Pam Hyer & Amanda Moyer
Mom’s Klub
Lisa Myello
Men’s Bible Study
Footsteps of Paul
Ed Smith
Children & Students
Nursery - Kindergarten
Kidz Crew
Elementary
Kidz Crew
Middle School
Blake Smith
High School
Jon Strong, Ryan & Rebekah Matejka
Support Groups
GriefShare
Pam Brandenstein & Pete Tucker
DivorceCare
Lorraine Kirkland & Pat Maloy
Other Groups
Spiritual Fitness
Kayla Rasper
Worship, Praise & Prayer
Dean Kulieke & Earl Seabeck
Adult Bible Classes
Science and the Scriptures:
Noah’s Flood
Richard Vargo
How plausible was Noah's flood? What evidence do we have? What implications does this have for your faith, life and witness? The answers may surprise you.
Instruments in the Redeemer’s Hands
Karl Johnson
Instruments in the Redeemer's Hands is the second of three courses in the Lay Biblical Counseling training process here at The Chapel.
The course equips believers to apply the truths of the gospel to the real struggles and suffering of everyday life. Drawing from the rich biblical counseling principles in Paul Tripp's book of the same name, we will learn how God uses ordinary people as instruments of His redeeming grace in the lives of others.
While this course is a required step for those desiring to become a lay biblical counselor, it is open to everyone, no prior coursework is necessary. Whether you want to grow in your personal ministry to others, strengthen your discipleship relationships or simply learn how to speak gospel truth more effectively into life's challenges, you are welcome.
Required Materials: Instruments in the Redeemer’s Hands
Questions of Life
Dom Verdell
Who is Jesus and why did he die? Why and how do I pray? Who is the Holy Spirit?
If you have these and other questions about faith, this class is designed to be a place to come and explore the answers together.
Everyday Disciple-Making:
The “Walk With Me” Approach
Russ Tinkham
Have we overcomplicated the Great Commission? This practical course strips away the professionalized, program-driven mindset of modern discipleship to return to the simple, New Testament model of a "walk between friends."
Based on the core framework by Bill Mowry from The Navigators, this class will equip you to intentionally invite neighbors, coworkers and friends into your life to walk together as you follow Jesus.
By the end of this class, you will possess the confidence and practical tools to make disciple-making an unhurried, life-to-life reality in your busy, everyday world.
Next Step Classes
Membership Class
Oversight Elder
If you are interested in membership at The Chapel, come join a 4-week class that provides you with:
A brief historical overview of The Chapel
An outline of The Chapel's Doctrinal Statement and Statements of Belief
A summary of The Chapel's Vision and Mission
An introduction to ways that you can participate in the work of the kingdom
Baptism Class
Oversight Elder
If you're ready to follow the command to be baptized or want to know more about the significance of baptism in the life of a believer, this one-week class, on Oct. 18, is for you. This class is for those ages 14 and up, and is required for any person seeking to be baptized at The Chapel.
Women’s Bible Studies
From Eden to Eternity:
Historical Books
Rachel Peteya
This chronological study of the Old Testament's historical books (1-2 Samuel, 1-2 Chronicles and 1-2 Kings) traces the history of Israel's monarchy and exile while exploring the biblical poetry of the Psalms as they unfold alongside the biblical narrative.
*Whether or not you were part of last semester's From Eden to Eternity group, you're welcome to join us. This study stands on its own and does not require having participated previously.
Required Materials: Eden to Eternity: Volume 2, available on Amazon and The Daily Grace Co.
The Gift of God: Romans 1 - 7
Pam Hyer & Amanda Moyer
Paul wrote to the church in Rome in 57 AD. Come join us to learn what was important to share with this young church and why it still matters for us today.
Required Materials: Romans 1-7: The Gift of God. Bring your Bible.
Mom’s Klub
Lisa Myello
Moms Klub welcomes all women, whether you're a mom or not. Join us for an introductory study that explores the big picture of the New Testament. There are no requirements for this group, all are invited!
Men’s Bible Study
Footsteps of Paul
Ed Smith
This book encourages men to rise, risk and run with the Gospel into complicated places where faith meets real life.
Required Materials: The Footsteps of Paul
Children and Students Midweek Classes
Nursery - Kindergarten | Kidz Crew
Come be part of a fun, high-energy night, learning about God’s love with your friends! From nursery through Kindergarten, every kid has a place in the Crew!
Time: 6:30pm - 7:45pm, pickup by 8pm
Elementary | Kidz Crew
Come be part of a fun, high-energy night, learning about God’s love with your friends! From 1st to 5th grade, every kid has a place in the Crew!
Time: 6:30pm - 7:45pm, pickup by 8pm
Middle School Mid-Week | Blake Smith
Middle School students will gather to spend time in community and understand what the Gospel means for them in their stage of life.
High School Small Group | Jon Strong, Ryan & Rebekah Matejka
A High School small group will be meeting to spend time in community and fuel their walk with Jesus by studying God’s Word.
Support Groups
GriefShare
Pam Brandenstein & Pete Tucker
GriefShare is designed to be a place of help and encouragement after the death of a spouse, child, family member or friend. It is an opportunity to bring your unique grief — that only you and God know — into a shared community walking together unto hope.
Required Materials: GriefShare Participant Guide (the Care Ministry will be providing these guides)
DivorceCare
Lorraine Kirkland & Pat Maloy
DivorceCare offers a safe, caring place for those who are divorced, separated or grieving relational loss. Through guided discussion and shared encouragement, participants will find practical help, hope and healing as they navigate loss and move forward in God’s plans.
Required Materials: DivorceCare workbook (this will be given to you the first night you attend the Workshop)
Other Groups
Spiritual Fitness
Kayla Rasper
Join us as we learn new workouts and spend time in prayer and fellowship!
Worship, Praise & Prayer
Earl Seabeck & Dean Kulieke
Join us as we spend time in worship and prayer together!