WEDNESDAYS AT WINDWOOD
Wednesdays at Windwood is a midweek program for all ages and we would love to have you join us for dinner and classes.
Below you will find a list of our Wednesday classes and each class is open to anyone who is interested. If you would like to attend any of our classes or want to learn more, please email windwood@windwoodpc.org
Dinner is at 6:00pm
To help over the cost, it is the best $6 per person you can spend on a great meal!
(kids and youth eat free)
4:30 PM Classes
Mahjong Group
Led by Tamara Willard - Choir Room
While this is not a “class” it is a fellowship group that we would love to have others come and join in the fun.
Godly Citizenship
Led by - Robert Bernardini and other church members
The Godly Citizenship Group of Windwood Church will present a new class series focusing on the 250th Anniversary of the founding of the United States. Our format for this series will use short 10-13 minute videos produced by Hillsdale College and the White House examining God’s presence in the process, and the people and events before, during the American Revolution. The videos are narrated by a selection of historians, government figures and commentators each sharing a unique segment of the history of this critical period. At the end of each video, we traditionally have a lively discussion time to share views on these topics.
6:30 PM Classes
This Is What We Believe
Led by Pastor Tres Adams
Theology is the study of God, and through this class we will do just that—study God! This fall class will be taught in conjunction with the fall sermon series with the same title: This Is What We Believe. Each week, we will diver deeper into the tenets of our Reformed faith that was introduced in Sunday’s worship by utilizing our Confessions and accessible theologians and scholars. We will explore various topics that include God’s Sovereignty, Sacraments, Election/Predestination, and The Trinity. Think of this class as an adult confirmation class! Come prepared to take notes, and with Bibles in hand, as we review the Reformed tenets of the Christian faith.
The Shroud of Turin
Where Science Meets the Crucifixion and Resurrection of Jesus?
Led by David Waskowiak
In the class, we will determine if we can answer yes to each of the following
questions:
• Is the Shroud of Turin the actual burial shroud of Jesus?
• Do the bloodstains and image on the Shroud of Turin support the Gospel
accounts of the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus?
• Was the image on the Shroud formed by a supernatural cause?
We will explore many scientific and historical topics to help answer those three questions. If the answers are yes, the Shroud of Turin is authentic and provides a physical record of the crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus.
Discipling the Anxious Generation
Led by Pastor Andrew Keyes
Smartphones, social media, and constant digital connection are reshaping childhood—and contributing to rising anxiety, isolation, and spiritual challenges among young people. In Discipling the Anxious Generation, we’ll use Jonathan Haidt’s book The Anxious Generation to better understand these changes and explore practical ways parents, grandparents, teachers, ministry leaders, and other caring adults can help children, teenagers and young adults build healthier habits, stronger relationships, greater resilience, and a deeper faith in Jesus.
Games People Play
Babies 6 months - Preschool
Kindergarten - 4th Grade
Led by Stella King
Ready... set... play! This fall, we're adventuring in Galatians 5:22–23 and discovering the Fruit of the Spirit with friends through games. Each week highlights a different fruit of the Spirit with activities designed to help us understand and practice Godly character. Come join the fun as we play games to learn!
Childcare is available for Babies 6 months through Preschool. Parents with younger children of these ages, are asked to remain on campus and attend a class.
Essential Christianity
5th - 12th Grade
Led by Destiny Robles
Ever wondered what Christians actually believe about God, Jesus, faith, forgiveness, and how it all connects to everyday life? Come hang out with us this Fall on Wednesday nights as we play games, ask honest questions, open the Bible, and discover what Christians believe, and why it matters!