disciple \ dis-i-p l \ , [fr LL discipulus, fr. L, pupil] 1: one who accepts and assists in spreading the doctrines of another

The Greek word for disciple in the New Testament means, literally, “learner.” As disciples of Jesus Christ, we are His students. What are we learning? Not just information for our heads, but wisdom for our hearts. Not just what He wants us to do, but how to do it. After all, Jesus is looking for doers of the Word.

That’s what the School of Discipleship is all about. It’s for anyone who wants to grow deeper roots in order to bear greater fruit and stand against stronger storms. On Sunday mornings I want the Word to inspire you and, when possible, instruct you. But Wednesday night School of Discipleship is our opportunity to train you. No soldier would go to battle without training. No teenager can drive a car without training. No surgeon can operate without training. Choose your course of training on Wednesday nights and let’s grow together!

Pastor Alan Wright

Wednesday Evenings

6:15 p.m. – 7:45 p.m.

Nurseries, Children and Youth programs
are available for Infants through
High School Students
from 6:15 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.