Our discipleship classes are normally Bible studies based on relevant topics, such as marriage, parenting, and more. This page is updated regularly with new classes so please check back regularly.

Join Dr. Blanton for an adult mid-week Bible study on "The Model Prayer" using Matthew 6. The study meets in room D136 at 6:30 PM every Wednesday. This study is open to all. 

Join us on Wednesday evenings at 6:30 PM beginning January 5 in Room D132 for the bible study: Life Lessons from Women in the Bible, led by Tammy Pressley. This Bible study, written by Rhonda Kelley, explores the lives of women in the Bible, their wisdom and mistakes, and challenges women today to apply what they learn. You may pay for your bible study book online ($10) or when you attend.

Financial Peace University (FPU) is the nine-lesson class that will teach you how to pay off debt, save and invest for your future. You’ll also connect with others, just like you who can hold you accountable, encourage you, and celebrate your progress! This class begins on January 16 and will run from 5:00 to 6:30 in classroom D215.  You can sign up for the class at the link below, or feel free to visit for the first class before signing up.

The loss of a loved one or friend is one of the most difficult events we face in life. “Grief work” is hard, but it is easier when you are not left to do it alone. For information about GriefShare virtual and in-person groups visit www.griefshare.org.

AWANA
AWANA stands for Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed. It is an international children’s program for boys and girls that teaches them the Gospel and trains them to serve God. Leaders, together with parents, help children grow in their faith, memorize Scriptures, and develop a strong understanding of the Bible. AWANA is for kids ages Kindergarten through 6th grade. You may visit or join us at any time through the year! 

AWANA Who: Salem AWANA currently includes Sparks (K through 2nd grade) and T&T (3rd through 6th grade). 

AWANA What: Salem AWANA consists of three 30-minute sessions. (1) Handbook Time when the clubber shows their completed section and says their memorized verses to their AWANA leader; (2) Council Time when the group gathers together to learn a biblical lesson from our AWANA Commander; and (3) Game Time for playing in the gym (Multi-purpose Room). Salem AWANA is self-paced so your child can work on one or more sections a week. It is best to go over each new section at home and practice the verses before they come to the weekly meeting. Older independent readers can read and prepare sections on their own. For younger children just starting to read, it is best if an adult helps them go through each section and work on memorizing the verses.   

AWANA When: Salem AWANA is most Sunday evenings from 5:00 to 6:30 pm. Please see the calendar linked below to confirm which Sundays we have AWANA and see the themes for each week.

AWANA Where: Salem AWANA is held in our Worship Center (Building D). This is the first building you see as you enter Salem Church grounds from North Salem Street. Please come to the Worship Center to drop your kids off or meet our AWANA secretary/leaders to register or find out more info. Sparks are dropped off in the choir room (the room behind the Multi-purpose Room/gym) and picked up in the Multi-purpose Room/gym. T&T are dropped off in the Multi-purpose Room/gym and picked up in the choir room (the room behind the Multi-purpose Room/gym).  

AWANA Registration: You may visit or join us at any time through the year. Please register online using the link below or in person in the front of the church during one of our regular AWANA meetings.