Agape. (Agape – the Greek work for love, the highest form of love, a love God has for humankind that is self-sacrificing and unconditional.) The Agape Class is made up of young adults who strive to love one another and to love others as we study, serve, pray and fellowship together. Designed for 20-30 somethings, Agape includes college students, recent college graduates or graduate students and young folks who might be single, married and/or parents. We have begun a fun fellowship program called Agape after Hours. We welcome any young adults to come as you can! We meet for lunch, dinner and other fun opportunities, usually on Sunday afternoons or evenings.
Location: Room 111
Fall curriculum: Love Wins by Rob Bell and a study on prayer.
Teacher: Leaders rotate from within the class.
Coordinator: Rachel Padworski, 720.891.0029

Ambassadors. (Originally formed after the concept of “Ambassadors for Christ” found in the New Testament books of Corinthians.) The class consists mostly of adults in their 60s and 70s, singles and couples with varied backgrounds and theologies who like to discuss and share. We enjoy socials once or twice a year in our class members’ homes and once or twice a year on Sunday mornings to share a brunch in our class room.
Location: Room 136
Fall curriculum: Judson Bible Journeys: Tradition and Wisdom draws on wisdom collected by the writers of Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and the Song of Solomon.
Teacher: Rudy Antle - rudyantle@msn.com – 303-840-4874

Berean. (Likens itself after the Bereans, inhabitants of the ancient city of Berea, know to “eagerly examine the scriptures every day to see whether these things were so, and many of them believed.”) The Berean Class consists of adults ages 75 and over who study Scripture, care for its members through the realities of older age, share prayer concerns, and enjoy a hymn at the beginning of each class. We welcome new members and have a place for you to be cared for, to contribute and to learn!
Location: Room 109
Fall curriculum: Judson Bible Journeys: Tradition and Wisdom draws on wisdom collected by the writers of Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and the Song of Solomon.
Teacher: Dean Troyer- drtcmt@aol.com – 303-740-7111

Caritas. (Caritas in Latin means love of many people.) Our class is no exception; our members love meeting new people and having them joins us. The Caritas Class is a large class, made up of married couples and singles alike, mostly in their 50s, 60s, and 70s.
Location: Room 146
Fall curriculum: Sept-Oct: Lost Women of the Bible by Carolyn James. Nov-Jan: Hard Sayings of Paul by Manfred Brauch.
Teachers: Jim and Ann Comstock
Coordinator: Kay Knight

Connections Class. For adults who have yet to plug in with a church school class for Bible study, prayer and fellowship. They will meet in six-week segments. This class is intended to foster new connections and relationships and is not intended to be a “permanent” class for any one person. People who might find the Connections Class helpful are visitors and new members.
Location: Boardroom
Fall curriculum: A study of parables
Teachers: Wayne and Ingrid Dvirnak

Dimensions. The Dimensions of the Bible Class is open to all and is enriched in international perspective with a number of members coming from several African countries. 
Location: Room 354
Teacher: Warren Risch - wrisch@calvarydenver.org – 303.757.8421

Insight. The Insight class explores topics relevant to being a Christian today by studying scripture and utilizing other resources (written, audio/visual clips, and web-based material). While the class welcomes people of all ages, it has attracted many people in the midst of raising a family. The joys and challenges of parenting are central to our discussions. Insight values diversity of thought and an open perspective on faith. We have periodic social gatherings. You are welcome to join us on this journey of faith and life!
Location: Fireplace room
Teachers: Individuals from many areas of ministry with varied gifts and interests rotate responsibility.
Coordinator: Peter Sjoberg (peter.sjoberg@hds.com – 303-770-4977)

Koinonia. (Koinonia –Greek word used frequently in the New Testament to describe the relationship within the early Christian church community. Its many meanings include community, communion, joint participation, sharing and intimacy.)
The Koinonia Class is a wonderful fellowship of folks composed of couples around 60-70 years of age who embrace a variety of perspectives. We fellowship outside of class three or four times a year, and care for each other with meals and prayers and hospital visits. We share breakfast together in lieu of class two or three times a year to discuss curriculum, teachers, and goals. We sincerely seek new members. We embrace different backgrounds and theological perspectives, which make for some lively discussions!
Location: Room 140
Fall curriculum: The Prodigal God
Teachers: Libby Johnson and John Kron
Coordinator: Libby Johnson, 303.841.2283

Pathfinders. This class is made up of wonderful, friendly adults---with wide differences in ages, many retired. We are connected by friendship, eagerness to learn, ready to share our thoughts, and open to all of God’s children. We not only learn together, we share a social bond with the class members and are a welcoming family.
Location: Room 119
Fall curriculum: Judson Bible Journeys: Tradition and Wisdom draws on wisdom collected by the writers of Proverbs, Ecclesiastes and the Song of Solomon.
Teacher: Larry Davila - lckdavila@aol.com - 303-752-4918
Coordinator: Dena Stanton, 303.771.2261

SoulJourners. The SoulJourners Class is not an age-based class. The age range spans from the 40s – 70s and includes both married and single adults. The class works hard to re-invent itself to address the needs and interest of the membership as we work to discover what God wants us to be about in this world.
Location: Room 138
Teachers: Facilitated by rotating class members
Class Contact: Tom Waymire - trwaymire@aol.com - 303-757-3442

Sparks. The Sparks Class is a blend of adults in their 30s, 40s and early 50s. We are friendly and inclusive and like spiritual education closely tied to the Bible. Join us anytime.
Location: Room 126
Fall curriculum: Home to Harmony by Philip Gulley 
Teacher: Brian Henderson
Coordinator: David Peterson

Voyagers. The Voyagers Class is made up of median adults (single and/or married), many of whom are in their 40s and 50s, some with teenage children and/or young adult age children, or who are recent empty-nesters. The class studies a variety of topics from the Biblical, topical and discussion-based DVDs and the relationship of Scripture to Christian living. Staying connected through significant life experiences is important to the folks in Voyagers as is food and fellowship!
Location: Room 154
Fall curriculum: Fruits of the Spirit.
Teacher: Brent Pilloud - brentpilloud@qwest.net – 303-680-7980