Adult Education

at Park View Mennonite Church

Sunday School classes for adults have long been a vibrant and important part of church life, as an opportunity to learn from and be challenged by each other, and to learn to know and care for each in better ways.

College & Young Adult (room 18) For college-age & post-college young adults. Book studies and issue studies.
Coordinator: Rachel Whitmer

Colloquy (room 12) For adults of any age. Studies a variety of life issues, Bible studies, international concerns.
Coordinator: Marie Shenk

Faith & Issues (fellowship hall) For adults of any age. Explores how current issues and faith intersect.
Coordinators: Robert & Nancy Lee, Harold & Ruth Lehman

Helping Hands (conf. rm.) This class, primarily for retirement-age women, studies the "Uniform Lesson" Bible studies.
Coordinators: Evelyn Maust, Elizabeth Hostetter

Interrogatio (room 7b) For adults of all ages. Topical and book studies, designed for persons who are willing to wrestle with questions and hear varying perspectives on issues relating to our faith.
Coordinators: Joy Anderson, Jack Butt

Logos (room 16) Age ranges from 30's to 60's. Studies a variety of family and faith issues.
Coordinator: Jim Glanzer

SALT (room 11) Mostly retirement-age couples and singles, who "Study And Learn Together." They primarily study the "Uniform Lesson" Bible studies.
Coordinators: John Martin, Merv Hostetler

Shalom (balcony room) This class of middle age persons study a variety of faith-related issues or biblical studies.
Coordinators: Cal & Freda Redekop, Don & Bren McGillivray Smith, Tillie Yoder, Dorothy Logan, Virinia & John Spicher

SupportNet.com (fireplace room) Geared to persons in their mid-20s to early 40s, single or married, children or no children. Studies a variety of issues that affect their personal and family lives.
Coordinators: Yvonne & Brian Boettger, John & Alison May, Becky Rhodes