One of the easiest ways to connect with people at Hope Fellowship is through the study of God’s Word.   Adults can choose from a traditional Sunday School class or an Adult Bible Fellowship (ABF) on Sunday mornings.   Both types of class include a Bible lesson and time for visiting and prayer, but the ABFs usually have more discussion time.   You will find opportunities to join in the community of fellowship at Hope by attending one of these informal classes.  Classes begin at 9:15 AM.

 
Each Adult Bible Fellowship is organized around the life stage of its participants. There are currently four ABF classes and a traditional Sunday School class.  You will feel comfortable in these classes.  The Adult Bible Fellowship is planned with you, our guest, in mind. The first ten minutes we chat and visit with one another so that you can meet some of us and we can meet you. We will all wear name tags so we can get to know each other’s name. We do not assume that you know anything about the Bible when you come, so things will not be "over your head".  If you do not have a Bible we normally will have the Bible verses we are studying printed on a handout. We will not call on you to read, pray or answer a question, although you are certainly welcome to volunteer to do any of those things. We do a lot of group discussion guided by those who lead the class.

• New Believers ABF - Meets in Room 201 and is for new believers or those who want to strengthen the core foundations of their faith.

• Truthseekers ABF - This class meets in the Family Room/ Room 200 and is for Adults, including those with young children. 

• Empty Pockets  ABF - This class  is open to all adults and will meet in Room 400.

• Traditional Sunday School - This class meets in the Activity Hall across the street at Carriage Inn.