Adults

Sabbath School

Interested in hearing about mission experiences and projects that our global church community supports throughout the year, come to the main sanctuary space from 9:30am each week for preliminaries.  

Each Sabbath (Saturday), our church members are invited to join with a class of their choice and explore Biblical truths together. Sabbath School provides a safe environment to ask questions, share faith experiences and get to know Jesus better through shared, interactive Bible study in a small group setting. Read about our groups below and choose the one best suited to your needs. Classes start at 10am. 


Conference Lesson Group

In the main body of our church, you'll find the class that follows the Sabbath School lesson guide provided by the Seventh Day Adventist Church conference. This quarter the lesson's focus is THE BOOK OF MARK. 

From the beginning of Mark, the reader knows who Jesus is—the Messiah, the Son of God (Mark 1:1). However, people in the story struggle with understanding just who He is and what He is all about. It is a most remarkable story, told in a terse, fast-moving style with little commentary from the Gospel writer himself. He simply tells the story, and then lets the words, the deeds, the actions speak for themselves regarding the life and death of Jesus of Nazareth.  

You can follow along at home by clicking this link.

Oasis: Sabbath School for Women

Realising that women have a desire and need to find rest and purpose, this group was created as a sanctuary for the soul. Using the Discovery Bible Method join women reading the Bible and discussing what it is saying to them. Led by our leading elder Wendy, the group is currently working through the Gospels. You'll find the Oasis room downstairs in the church building, across from the Jets room. Please feel welcome to join. 

Currently reading the Gospel of John. Reading along here, starting in John 1. 


TRAC Group (NEW location)

Pondering big questions, deep diving into topics and exploring these through a theological lens, the group meets in the space behind the church rostrum. Bring your topics, questions and be prepared for an open, honest and thoughtful discussion with the facilitators, Ken and Cameron.