Discover the biblical importance of membership, how GHCC functions, our history, denominational affiliation, purpose, values, and theological foundation in this 4-week class on Sundays. Also learn about baptism and why Christ commands us to be baptized. Our next class will be on 2 Wednesday nights.
Wednesdays (6:30–9:30pm)
Room W118 (Chapel)
November 12 & 19
Ladies, choose between two time options on Tuesdays. Delve into Jonah using Jonah: God’s Relentless Grace, by Lydia Brownback, and our Bible. Through studying at home, participating in large group teaching led by our study team, and engaging in small group discussions, you will gain a deeper understanding of this concise book and see how it points toward Jesus’ death and resurrection. Cost is $20 for a workbook and pen.
Tuesdays (9:00–11:00am) or (6:30–9:00pm)
September 2–November 18
Men, join us this fall for an inductive Bible study through the Old Testament book of Esther. Though God’s name isn’t mentioned, His providence and care for His people are unmistakable. And so are the lessons for us today. Expect large-group teaching, table discussions, and honest reflection. No matter your experience, come grow in faith alongside other men.
Wednesdays (10:00–11:30am) or (6:45pm–8:15pm)
September 3–November 19
The Men’s Preaching and Teaching Academy is a two-semester course on Sundays. This course is designed to equip men to faithfully handle the Word of God through a combination of theological instruction, cohort discussion, and hands-on preaching labs. Whether in the home, in small groups, or in one-on-one discipleship, we are entrusted with the sacred task of passing on the truth of God’s Word.
Sundays (10:30–12:00pm)
Room W129
September 7–December 7
What does real heart change look like? How People Change is a 14-week class that explores how the gospel transforms us at the heart level. It’s about connecting Sunday truths to Monday life—seeing how Christ meets us not just in big struggles, but in the everyday moments we often overlook. Through biblical teaching, personal reflection, and honest table discussions, we’ll learn together through how God changes us through the sanctifying process of repentance and faith.
Sundays (10:30–12:00pm)
Room W247
September 7–December 7
An 8-week class for Middle School students (grades 6–8).Throughout the Old Testament, God raises up people to speak His message to a specific audience. In this class, we’ll examine the character and message of six prophets. Their lives help us learn how to live out our own faith and see how God can use us to impact the world for Christ.
Sundays (8:30–10:00am)
Room W247
September 7–October 26
An 8-week class for High School students (grades 9–12). This study will look at the main themes of the Book of Leviticus, including the priesthood, holiness, sacrificial offerings, purity, and how the book points to Jesus Christ and His atoning sacrifice and ministry.
Sundays (8:30–9:30am)
Room W241
September 7–October 26