Chatham Formation Classes

Chatham Formation Classes are designed to offer comprehensive spiritual formation through teaching and training. We use this time to make disciples of Jesus through four core areas of instruction, including Sound Doctrine, Christian Vocation, Spiritual Practices and Missional Living. We also utilize this time for prayer, fellowship, ministry connections and more throughout the year.


All classes and events begin at 9 a.m. unless otherwise noted, and everyone is welcome to attend, though some classes may require prior registration. A lift is available in the gym for upstairs access.

See children's Sunday School details on our Kids & Youth page.

Formation Classes - Fall 2026

Our fall session runs September 13-November 29. We'll have a Formation Class along with some other special opportunities during these months.


UPCOMING BREAKS & SPECIAL DATES
October 4-11 - Perspectives Preview
Leading up to our fall "Missions and Me" weekend, we’ll have a 2-week preview of the Perspectives Course, which explores different aspects of God’s global purpose. We'll meet in the Fellowship Room upstairs.


October18 - Missionary Presentation
This morning, we’ll hear a report from one of our supported missionaries in the Fellowship Room upstairs during our "Missions and Me" weekend.


November 29 - Fellowship Breakfast
Classes for all ages will take a break for Thanksgiving weekend, and we'll enjoy a time of food and fellowship in the Activity Center starting at 9 a.m.

  • The Book of Ezekiel
    Led by Chuck Hlavaty, Room 24/25

    This long book, full of visions and prophecies, is very daunting and can be depressing. But Ezekiel gives us great insights into God, His attitudes, and His promises. We will look at the first quarter and the last quarter of the book to gain insights into God’s judgments and restorations.

  • Fearfully and Wonderfully Made: A Biblical Look at the Body
    Led by Pastor Josh, Fellowship Room Upstairs

    What does the Bible have to say about our bodies? In this 8-week class, we will explore a biblical theology of the human body, beginning with God's good design in creation and ending with the hope of resurrection. Along the way, we will consider practical topics including health and exercise, aging, sexuality, gender, and how to talk with our children about their bodies and development. Our goal is to understand how the gospel shapes the way we view, care for, and live in our bodies.