Adult Sunday School Classes

Bible Study Series from Pastor Dan Betzer. A study on the books of the Bible. Facilitator: David King

Castine Young Adults Ministry is designed for adults, ages 18-25. This is more than a class, it’s a community. We are currently studying Wisdom from the Proverbs. Facilitator: Pastor Christian Stewart

Apprentices of Jesus are not part-time do-gooders. There are myriad opportunities for us to impact the world in which we live," says the author. Yet many times we've gotten it wrong, tending to emphasize personal faith over social justice or vice versa. In these pages Jim Smith shows us how to bring spiritual formation and community engagement together, offering spiritual practices that root new, true narratives about God and the world in our souls. His insight and humility as a fellow learner with us will lead us to live in authentic ways as a good and beautiful community of Christ-followers, shining the light of the Spirit into every relationship. Teacher: Dawn Garber

An ongoing opportunity for prayer is available each week at 8:45 am in the Prayer Room located on the south side of the sanctuary. This is a time of corporate prayer and praise to worship the Lord as well as prayer for themes placed on hearts by the Holy Spirit for our church, community, and world. Scripture is incorporated and discussed prior to prayer. This gathering is open to all ages.

Essentials of Faith is a discipleship journey to develop, empower, and equip disciples of Jesus.

Men's Fraternity - For those who have completed Year One. Teacher: BJ Paulus

November Series: November 1, 8, 15, 22, 29. Growing Godly Marriages Through the Fruit of the Spirit. Paul David Tripp once described marriage as “a long-term exercise in gardening.” Just as a thriving garden requires regular care, a healthy marriage takes intentional effort—pulling the weeds that hinder growth and planting seeds that produce lasting fruit. This November, join Castine Church’s Marriage Ministry for an encouraging, practical series focused on cultivating godly marriages through the Fruit of the Spirit found in Galatians 5:22–23. Together, we’ll explore two important questions: What weeds need to be pulled? What attitudes, habits, and patterns are keeping our marriages from growing? What seeds need to be planted? How can we cultivate love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, and the other qualities of Christlike character in our relationships? We’ll consider not only where our marriages are today, but also what we want them to look like five, ten, or twenty years from now—and the daily choices that can help us get there. A thriving marriage doesn’t happen by accident. It grows as we faithfully tend to our relationship, depend on God’s grace, and trust Him to produce lasting fruit. Don’t miss this opportunity to invest in your marriage! Join us this November as we learn to pull weeds, plant seeds, and cultivate marriages that honor the Lord. ? Healthy marriages grow through intentional care and God’s transforming work.