For the 50 th anniversary of the church just last month, we published both a written history of the church and a CD version of the church's history. Sally led Jane upstairs where two adult education classes were just breaking up. They want more than just to attend the worship service and the coffee hour. They want to be part of a community where people know them personally. So in these rooms we hold adult education classes at the same time as the worship services.
People can attend a worship service either before or after they go to an adult education group.
The classes meet weekly and for the people who attend regularly, the groups are like extended families. Jane commented that it must have cost a great deal to change the building from a parsonage to an education center. At one point, it did not look like we would be successful. When the idea was first raised, many people had just contributed to the church renovation, which took place back in 1992. They were not excited about giving to another building project.