English Adult Sunday School

Classes meet every Sunday at 11:00am after the English worship service unless otherwise noted.

While in many churches Sunday School is becoming a relic of the past, we are committed to offering a robust Christian education ministry that instructs believers of all ages to live consistently within a biblical worldview as they grow into spiritual maturity.

Every three months, we offer a selection of courses that cover a range of topics including biblical studies, doctrine, spiritual disciplines, parenting, leadership, etc.

English Adult Sunday School

Classes meet every Sunday at 11:00am after the English worship service unless otherwise noted.

While in many churches Sunday School is becoming a relic of the past, we are committed to offering a robust Christian education ministry that instructs believers of all ages to live consistently within a biblical worldview as they grow into spiritual maturity.

Every three months, we offer a selection of courses that cover a range of topics including biblical studies, doctrine, spiritual disciplines, parenting, leadership, etc.

English Adult Sunday School

Classes meet every Sunday at 11:00am after the English worship service unless otherwise noted.

While in many churches Sunday School is becoming a relic of the past, we are committed to offering a robust Christian education ministry that instructs believers of all ages to live consistently within a biblical worldview as they grow into spiritual maturity.

Every three months, we offer a selection of courses that cover a range of topics including biblical studies, doctrine, spiritual disciplines, parenting, leadership, etc.

English Adult Sunday School

Classes meet every Sunday at 11:00am after the English worship service unless otherwise noted.

While in many churches Sunday School is becoming a relic of the past, we are committed to offering a robust Christian education ministry that instructs believers of all ages to live consistently within a biblical worldview as they grow into spiritual maturity.

Every three months, we offer a selection of courses that cover a range of topics including biblical studies, doctrine, spiritual disciplines, parenting, leadership, etc.
English Adult Sunday School

Classes meet every Sunday at 11:00am after the English worship service unless otherwise noted.

While in many churches Sunday School is becoming a relic of the past, we are committed to offering a robust Christian education ministry that instructs believers of all ages to live consistently within a biblical worldview as they grow into spiritual maturity.

Every three months, we offer a selection of courses that cover a range of topics including biblical studies, doctrine, spiritual disciplines, parenting, leadership, etc.
English Adult Sunday School

Classes meet every Sunday at 11:00am after the English worship service unless otherwise noted.

While in many churches Sunday School is becoming a relic of the past, we are committed to offering a robust Christian education ministry that instructs believers of all ages to live consistently within a biblical worldview as they grow into spiritual maturity.

Every three months, we offer a selection of courses that cover a range of topics including biblical studies, doctrine, spiritual disciplines, parenting, leadership, etc.

English Adult Sunday School

Classes meet every Sunday at 11:00am after the English worship service unless otherwise noted.

While in many churches Sunday School is becoming a relic of the past, we are committed to offering a robust Christian education ministry that instructs believers of all ages to live consistently within a biblical worldview as they grow into spiritual maturity.

Every three months, we offer a selection of courses that cover a range of topics including biblical studies, doctrine, spiritual disciplines, parenting, leadership, etc.

English Adult Sunday School

Classes meet every Sunday at 11:00am after the English worship service unless otherwise noted.

While in many churches Sunday School is becoming a relic of the past, we are committed to offering a robust Christian education ministry that instructs believers of all ages to live consistently within a biblical worldview as they grow into spiritual maturity.

Every three months, we offer a selection of courses that cover a range of topics including biblical studies, doctrine, spiritual disciplines, parenting, leadership, etc.
English Adult Sunday School

Classes meet every Sunday at 11:00am after the English worship service unless otherwise noted.

While in many churches Sunday School is becoming a relic of the past, we are committed to offering a robust Christian education ministry that instructs believers of all ages to live consistently within a biblical worldview as they grow into spiritual maturity.

Every three months, we offer a selection of courses that cover a range of topics including biblical studies, doctrine, spiritual disciplines, parenting, leadership, etc.

Classes meet every Sunday at 11:00am after the English worship service unless otherwise noted.

While in many churches Sunday School is becoming a relic of the past, we are committed to offering a robust Christian education ministry that instructs believers of all ages to live consistently within a biblical worldview as they grow into spiritual maturity.

Every three months, we offer a selection of courses that cover a range of topics including biblical studies, doctrine, spiritual disciplines, parenting, leadership, etc.

Summer 2025 Quarter Classes
A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller

Led by Nathan Leu, Brian Ng, & Henry Ow

Room 113
Prayer can sometimes feel like an ineffective chore that we should be doing, but prayer is simply a child having a conversation with a good Father through the normal rhythms of life. Join us as we study the book: A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller and learn about prayer and implement practices from the book into our class and individual prayer lives. 

 
Survey of Church History: The Medieval Church (AD 500-1500)

Led by James Hsia, Melvin Huang, & Jason Tarn

Room 115
The church possesses a rich history. Its history enables us to understand the Bible better and deepen our worship of God. This class, taught by Dr. W. Robert Godfrey (Ligonier Ministries), will explore the hopes, challenges, triumphs, and tragedies of Christianity during the Middle Ages. This class will consist of a 25-30 minute video lecture followed by discussion.

 
Developing Skills to Enhance Your Personal Study of the Bible 

Led by Bill Huang

Room 219
In Acts 17:11, Paul noted that the Bereans “received the word with all eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily to see if these things were so”. Are we able to study the Bible each day like the Bereans did? In this class, we will study passages of Scripture using the steps of observation, asking questions, interpretation and application of the text. To interpret the text, we will use the Bible as much as possible to answer our questions, along with tools such as lexicons and concordances. Attendees will have an opportunity to express their specific learning needs and class sessions will be designed to encourage their active participation. It will be helpful to bring a tablet or laptop computer to class. At the conclusion of this class, attendees will be able to study a passage of the Bible, make observations, interpret it and apply it to their lives. Further growth of these skills will occur as participants continue to study the Bible on their own. 

(This class will be offered for 9 weeks from June 1 - July 27, 2025).

Summer 2025 Quarter Classes
A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller

Led by Nathan Leu, Brian Ng, & Henry Ow

Room 113
Prayer can sometimes feel like an ineffective chore that we should be doing, but prayer is simply a child having a conversation with a good Father through the normal rhythms of life. Join us as we study the book: A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller and learn about prayer and implement practices from the book into our class and individual prayer lives. 

 
Survey of Church History: The Medieval Church (AD 500-1500)

Led by James Hsia, Melvin Huang, & Jason Tarn

Room 115
The church possesses a rich history. Its history enables us to understand the Bible better and deepen our worship of God. This class, taught by Dr. W. Robert Godfrey (Ligonier Ministries), will explore the hopes, challenges, triumphs, and tragedies of Christianity during the Middle Ages. This class will consist of a 25-30 minute video lecture followed by discussion.

 
Developing Skills to Enhance Your Personal Study of the Bible 

Led by Bill Huang

Room 219
In Acts 17:11, Paul noted that the Bereans “received the word with all eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily to see if these things were so”. Are we able to study the Bible each day like the Bereans did? In this class, we will study passages of Scripture using the steps of observation, asking questions, interpretation and application of the text. To interpret the text, we will use the Bible as much as possible to answer our questions, along with tools such as lexicons and concordances. Attendees will have an opportunity to express their specific learning needs and class sessions will be designed to encourage their active participation. It will be helpful to bring a tablet or laptop computer to class. At the conclusion of this class, attendees will be able to study a passage of the Bible, make observations, interpret it and apply it to their lives. Further growth of these skills will occur as participants continue to study the Bible on their own. 

(This class will be offered for 9 weeks from June 1 - July 27, 2025).

Summer 2025 Quarter Classes
A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller

Led by Nathan Leu, Brian Ng, & Henry Ow

Room 113
Prayer can sometimes feel like an ineffective chore that we should be doing, but prayer is simply a child having a conversation with a good Father through the normal rhythms of life. Join us as we study the book: A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller and learn about prayer and implement practices from the book into our class and individual prayer lives. 

 
Survey of Church History: The Medieval Church (AD 500-1500)

Led by James Hsia, Melvin Huang, & Jason Tarn

Room 115
The church possesses a rich history. Its history enables us to understand the Bible better and deepen our worship of God. This class, taught by Dr. W. Robert Godfrey (Ligonier Ministries), will explore the hopes, challenges, triumphs, and tragedies of Christianity during the Middle Ages. This class will consist of a 25-30 minute video lecture followed by discussion.

 
Developing Skills to Enhance Your Personal Study of the Bible 

Led by Bill Huang

Room 219
In Acts 17:11, Paul noted that the Bereans “received the word with all eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily to see if these things were so”. Are we able to study the Bible each day like the Bereans did? In this class, we will study passages of Scripture using the steps of observation, asking questions, interpretation and application of the text. To interpret the text, we will use the Bible as much as possible to answer our questions, along with tools such as lexicons and concordances. Attendees will have an opportunity to express their specific learning needs and class sessions will be designed to encourage their active participation. It will be helpful to bring a tablet or laptop computer to class. At the conclusion of this class, attendees will be able to study a passage of the Bible, make observations, interpret it and apply it to their lives. Further growth of these skills will occur as participants continue to study the Bible on their own. 

(This class will be offered for 9 weeks from June 1 - July 27, 2025).

Summer 2025 Quarter Classes
A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller

Led by Nathan Leu, Brian Ng, & Henry Ow

Room 113
Prayer can sometimes feel like an ineffective chore that we should be doing, but prayer is simply a child having a conversation with a good Father through the normal rhythms of life. Join us as we study the book: A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller and learn about prayer and implement practices from the book into our class and individual prayer lives. 

 
Survey of Church History: The Medieval Church (AD 500-1500)

Led by James Hsia, Melvin Huang, & Jason Tarn

Room 115
The church possesses a rich history. Its history enables us to understand the Bible better and deepen our worship of God. This class, taught by Dr. W. Robert Godfrey (Ligonier Ministries), will explore the hopes, challenges, triumphs, and tragedies of Christianity during the Middle Ages. This class will consist of a 25-30 minute video lecture followed by discussion.

 
Developing Skills to Enhance Your Personal Study of the Bible 

Led by Bill Huang

Room 219
In Acts 17:11, Paul noted that the Bereans “received the word with all eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily to see if these things were so”. Are we able to study the Bible each day like the Bereans did? In this class, we will study passages of Scripture using the steps of observation, asking questions, interpretation and application of the text. To interpret the text, we will use the Bible as much as possible to answer our questions, along with tools such as lexicons and concordances. Attendees will have an opportunity to express their specific learning needs and class sessions will be designed to encourage their active participation. It will be helpful to bring a tablet or laptop computer to class. At the conclusion of this class, attendees will be able to study a passage of the Bible, make observations, interpret it and apply it to their lives. Further growth of these skills will occur as participants continue to study the Bible on their own. 

(This class will be offered for 9 weeks from June 1 - July 27, 2025).
Summer 2025 Quarter Classes
A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller

Led by Nathan Leu, Brian Ng, & Henry Ow

Room 113
Prayer can sometimes feel like an ineffective chore that we should be doing, but prayer is simply a child having a conversation with a good Father through the normal rhythms of life. Join us as we study the book: A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller and learn about prayer and implement practices from the book into our class and individual prayer lives. 

 
Survey of Church History: The Medieval Church (AD 500-1500)

Led by James Hsia, Melvin Huang, & Jason Tarn

Room 115
The church possesses a rich history. Its history enables us to understand the Bible better and deepen our worship of God. This class, taught by Dr. W. Robert Godfrey (Ligonier Ministries), will explore the hopes, challenges, triumphs, and tragedies of Christianity during the Middle Ages. This class will consist of a 25-30 minute video lecture followed by discussion.

 
Developing Skills to Enhance Your Personal Study of the Bible 

Led by Bill Huang

Room 219
In Acts 17:11, Paul noted that the Bereans “received the word with all eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily to see if these things were so”. Are we able to study the Bible each day like the Bereans did? In this class, we will study passages of Scripture using the steps of observation, asking questions, interpretation and application of the text. To interpret the text, we will use the Bible as much as possible to answer our questions, along with tools such as lexicons and concordances. Attendees will have an opportunity to express their specific learning needs and class sessions will be designed to encourage their active participation. It will be helpful to bring a tablet or laptop computer to class. At the conclusion of this class, attendees will be able to study a passage of the Bible, make observations, interpret it and apply it to their lives. Further growth of these skills will occur as participants continue to study the Bible on their own. 

(This class will be offered for 9 weeks from June 1 - July 27, 2025).
Summer 2025 Quarter Classes
A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller

Led by Nathan Leu, Brian Ng, & Henry Ow

Room 113
Prayer can sometimes feel like an ineffective chore that we should be doing, but prayer is simply a child having a conversation with a good Father through the normal rhythms of life. Join us as we study the book: A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller and learn about prayer and implement practices from the book into our class and individual prayer lives. 

 
Survey of Church History: The Medieval Church (AD 500-1500)

Led by James Hsia, Melvin Huang, & Jason Tarn

Room 115
The church possesses a rich history. Its history enables us to understand the Bible better and deepen our worship of God. This class, taught by Dr. W. Robert Godfrey (Ligonier Ministries), will explore the hopes, challenges, triumphs, and tragedies of Christianity during the Middle Ages. This class will consist of a 25-30 minute video lecture followed by discussion.

 
Developing Skills to Enhance Your Personal Study of the Bible 

Led by Bill Huang

Room 219
In Acts 17:11, Paul noted that the Bereans “received the word with all eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily to see if these things were so”. Are we able to study the Bible each day like the Bereans did? In this class, we will study passages of Scripture using the steps of observation, asking questions, interpretation and application of the text. To interpret the text, we will use the Bible as much as possible to answer our questions, along with tools such as lexicons and concordances. Attendees will have an opportunity to express their specific learning needs and class sessions will be designed to encourage their active participation. It will be helpful to bring a tablet or laptop computer to class. At the conclusion of this class, attendees will be able to study a passage of the Bible, make observations, interpret it and apply it to their lives. Further growth of these skills will occur as participants continue to study the Bible on their own. 

(This class will be offered for 9 weeks from June 1 - July 27, 2025).

Summer 2025 Quarter Classes
A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller

Led by Nathan Leu, Brian Ng, & Henry Ow

Room 113
Prayer can sometimes feel like an ineffective chore that we should be doing, but prayer is simply a child having a conversation with a good Father through the normal rhythms of life. Join us as we study the book: A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller and learn about prayer and implement practices from the book into our class and individual prayer lives. 

 
Survey of Church History: The Medieval Church (AD 500-1500)

Led by James Hsia, Melvin Huang, & Jason Tarn

Room 115
The church possesses a rich history. Its history enables us to understand the Bible better and deepen our worship of God. This class, taught by Dr. W. Robert Godfrey (Ligonier Ministries), will explore the hopes, challenges, triumphs, and tragedies of Christianity during the Middle Ages. This class will consist of a 25-30 minute video lecture followed by discussion.

 
Developing Skills to Enhance Your Personal Study of the Bible 

Led by Bill Huang

Room 219
In Acts 17:11, Paul noted that the Bereans “received the word with all eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily to see if these things were so”. Are we able to study the Bible each day like the Bereans did? In this class, we will study passages of Scripture using the steps of observation, asking questions, interpretation and application of the text. To interpret the text, we will use the Bible as much as possible to answer our questions, along with tools such as lexicons and concordances. Attendees will have an opportunity to express their specific learning needs and class sessions will be designed to encourage their active participation. It will be helpful to bring a tablet or laptop computer to class. At the conclusion of this class, attendees will be able to study a passage of the Bible, make observations, interpret it and apply it to their lives. Further growth of these skills will occur as participants continue to study the Bible on their own. 

(This class will be offered for 9 weeks from June 1 - July 27, 2025).

Summer 2025 Quarter Classes
A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller

Led by Nathan Leu, Brian Ng, & Henry Ow

Room 113
Prayer can sometimes feel like an ineffective chore that we should be doing, but prayer is simply a child having a conversation with a good Father through the normal rhythms of life. Join us as we study the book: A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller and learn about prayer and implement practices from the book into our class and individual prayer lives. 

 
Survey of Church History: The Medieval Church (AD 500-1500)

Led by James Hsia, Melvin Huang, & Jason Tarn

Room 115
The church possesses a rich history. Its history enables us to understand the Bible better and deepen our worship of God. This class, taught by Dr. W. Robert Godfrey (Ligonier Ministries), will explore the hopes, challenges, triumphs, and tragedies of Christianity during the Middle Ages. This class will consist of a 25-30 minute video lecture followed by discussion.

 
Developing Skills to Enhance Your Personal Study of the Bible 

Led by Bill Huang

Room 219
In Acts 17:11, Paul noted that the Bereans “received the word with all eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily to see if these things were so”. Are we able to study the Bible each day like the Bereans did? In this class, we will study passages of Scripture using the steps of observation, asking questions, interpretation and application of the text. To interpret the text, we will use the Bible as much as possible to answer our questions, along with tools such as lexicons and concordances. Attendees will have an opportunity to express their specific learning needs and class sessions will be designed to encourage their active participation. It will be helpful to bring a tablet or laptop computer to class. At the conclusion of this class, attendees will be able to study a passage of the Bible, make observations, interpret it and apply it to their lives. Further growth of these skills will occur as participants continue to study the Bible on their own. 

(This class will be offered for 9 weeks from June 1 - July 27, 2025).
Summer 2025 Quarter Classes
A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller

Led by Nathan Leu, Brian Ng, & Henry Ow

Room 113
Prayer can sometimes feel like an ineffective chore that we should be doing, but prayer is simply a child having a conversation with a good Father through the normal rhythms of life. Join us as we study the book: A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller and learn about prayer and implement practices from the book into our class and individual prayer lives. 

 
Survey of Church History: The Medieval Church (AD 500-1500)

Led by James Hsia, Melvin Huang, & Jason Tarn

Room 115
The church possesses a rich history. Its history enables us to understand the Bible better and deepen our worship of God. This class, taught by Dr. W. Robert Godfrey (Ligonier Ministries), will explore the hopes, challenges, triumphs, and tragedies of Christianity during the Middle Ages. This class will consist of a 25-30 minute video lecture followed by discussion.

 
Developing Skills to Enhance Your Personal Study of the Bible 

Led by Bill Huang

Room 219
In Acts 17:11, Paul noted that the Bereans “received the word with all eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily to see if these things were so”. Are we able to study the Bible each day like the Bereans did? In this class, we will study passages of Scripture using the steps of observation, asking questions, interpretation and application of the text. To interpret the text, we will use the Bible as much as possible to answer our questions, along with tools such as lexicons and concordances. Attendees will have an opportunity to express their specific learning needs and class sessions will be designed to encourage their active participation. It will be helpful to bring a tablet or laptop computer to class. At the conclusion of this class, attendees will be able to study a passage of the Bible, make observations, interpret it and apply it to their lives. Further growth of these skills will occur as participants continue to study the Bible on their own. 

(This class will be offered for 9 weeks from June 1 - July 27, 2025).

A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller

Led by Nathan Leu, Brian Ng, & Henry Ow

Room 113
Prayer can sometimes feel like an ineffective chore that we should be doing, but prayer is simply a child having a conversation with a good Father through the normal rhythms of life. Join us as we study the book: A Praying Life by Paul E. Miller and learn about prayer and implement practices from the book into our class and individual prayer lives. 

 
Survey of Church History: The Medieval Church (AD 500-1500)

Led by James Hsia, Melvin Huang, & Jason Tarn

Room 115
The church possesses a rich history. Its history enables us to understand the Bible better and deepen our worship of God. This class, taught by Dr. W. Robert Godfrey (Ligonier Ministries), will explore the hopes, challenges, triumphs, and tragedies of Christianity during the Middle Ages. This class will consist of a 25-30 minute video lecture followed by discussion.

 
Developing Skills to Enhance Your Personal Study of the Bible 

Led by Bill Huang

Room 219
In Acts 17:11, Paul noted that the Bereans “received the word with all eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily to see if these things were so”. Are we able to study the Bible each day like the Bereans did? In this class, we will study passages of Scripture using the steps of observation, asking questions, interpretation and application of the text. To interpret the text, we will use the Bible as much as possible to answer our questions, along with tools such as lexicons and concordances. Attendees will have an opportunity to express their specific learning needs and class sessions will be designed to encourage their active participation. It will be helpful to bring a tablet or laptop computer to class. At the conclusion of this class, attendees will be able to study a passage of the Bible, make observations, interpret it and apply it to their lives. Further growth of these skills will occur as participants continue to study the Bible on their own. 

(This class will be offered for 9 weeks from June 1 - July 27, 2025).