Our classes for children and youth are divided by age group!
At Niverville Community Fellowship our Sunday School program offers a variety of classes designed to help people, young and old, to understand and live out their Christian faith.
At Niverville Community Fellowship our Sunday School program offers a variety of classes designed to help people, young and old, to understand and live out their Christian faith.
Children and Youth
Our classes for children and youth are divided by age group!
Preschool
Classroom Style Teaching
Ages 3 -5
Teacher: Rhea Peters and Laura Hill
Basement, Room 406
Grade School
worship and Classroom Style Teaching
Grade 1-3 Boys and Girls
Teacher: Karoline Schellenberg
Fellowship Hall/Upstairs Room 205
Grade 4-5 Boys
Teacher: Rob Redekop and Stacy Funk
Fellowship Hall/Upstairs Room 202
Grade 4-5 Girls
Teacher: Lisa Macloskie and Dayna Ens
Fellowship Hall/Upstairs Room 203
Youth
Classroom Style Teaching
Jr Youth Grades 6-8 | Upstairs Classroom 202 | Teacher: Matt Antonio/Lois Neufeld
Sr Youth Grades 9-12 | Downstairs Youth Room 403 | Teacher: Cam/Jeannine Funk
adults
NCF also offers adult elective classes on a rotating schedule. Our adult classes run anywhere from 6-13 weeks. You’ll find classes related to family issues, Bible study, mental health, missions, and more; all designed to help you grow in your faith so you can impact your world.
Ladies Sunday School
Basement room#402
We will be using "The Better Mom Devotional" as a basis for our mornings. This will involve a short reading and then discussion and coffee. This class is for woman of all ages, but is in the toddler room so those with little ones can play while we learn and share.
Adult Sunday School
Main Sanctuary
“Paradigm” - Led by David Ward
When we read the Bible, all of us are influenced by a paradigm - a set of beliefs and assumptions that form a framework for reading, interpreting, and understanding the scriptures. But how does the Bible want itself to be read? This class is an adaptation of a Bible Project Podcast series that seeks to build a paradigm for approaching the Bible that is in tune with the nature of scripture.