2026 Spring Adult Sunday School
Mason Campus 2026 Spring Adult Sunday School
Location: 766 Reading Rd., Mason, OH 45040
Class Schedule: Sundays, 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM, from January 4, 2026 to May 17, 2026
(Exception: “The Life of Christ” class will remain 9:15 AM – 10:30 AM)
Registration Form: https://forms.gle/3SCKtHmBPXG4H69Y7
Adult Classes
Youth & Children’s Sunday School
Course Introduction: Basic Truths
This course is designed for brothers and sisters preparing for baptism and is a required class before baptism. The content covers the fundamental truths of the Christian faith, including concepts such as: God, man, sin, Christ, grace, faith, redemption, the Bible, prayer, and the church.
Course Introduction: New Life, New Living
This course is designed for newly baptized brothers and sisters to help them enter into a new life and new way of living. It is recommended for all baptized believers.
Course Goals:
Confirm your faith
Understand the new life of a Christian and apply it in daily living
“The old has gone, the new has come”
Cultivate and practice the Christian lifestyle
Course Introduction: Overview of the Old Testament
The Old and New Testament surveys are designed to give believers a comprehensive understanding of God’s revelation. Recommended for all believers.
Learning Objectives for Old Testament Overview:
What is the Old Testament? Why study it?
How was the Old Testament formed?
When and where did its events occur?
What are the Pentateuch, Historical Books, Poetic/Wisdom Books, and Prophetic Books? What are their themes and messages?
How does the Old Testament apply to a believer’s life today?
Textbook: Encountering the Old Testament: A Christian Survey by Bill T. Arnold & Bryan E. Beyer (Chinese translation available: 《聖經透析》)
Student Requirements:
Read through the entire Old Testament in 20 weeks (about 20 minutes daily)
Answer 1–2 reflection questions weekly
Memorize one verse per week and share its application briefly in class
Course Introduction: Wisdom Books of Solomon – Song of Songs, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes
In Spring 2026 Sunday School, we will spend 20 weeks (Jan. 4 – May 17) studying the Wisdom Books of Solomon.
Studying Song of Songs, Proverbs, and Ecclesiastes helps us understand life’s wisdom from different perspectives and build a holistic, God-centered worldview. These books address how to live, why we live, and for whom we live.
Song of Songs reveals the mystery of love
Proverbs offers practical wisdom for daily life
Ecclesiastes explores life’s vanity and meaning, emphasizing that “the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom”
Together, these books form a complete guide to life: learning how to live from Proverbs, understanding life’s purpose from Ecclesiastes, and experiencing deep love and connection from Song of Songs. They lead us to a God-centered, meaningful life.
This class offers in-person sessions, live online participation, and recorded lessons for later review.
Detailed course plan: Click here
Course Introduction: The Life of Christ
Using the Gospel of Matthew as the main thread, this course will take two years (72 sessions) to study the life of Christ in depth and systematically. It aims to equip believers for the Lord’s work in areas such as devotion, evangelism, and teaching.
Location: 766 Reading Rd., Mason, OH 45040
Class Schedule: Sundays, 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM, from January 4, 2026 to May 17, 2026
(Exception: “The Life of Christ” class will remain 9:15 AM – 10:30 AM)
Registration Form: https://forms.gle/3SCKtHmBPXG4H69Y7
Adult Classes
- Basic Truths (Baptism Class) – Teacher: Jianghua Liu
- New Life, New Living – Teachers: Xiaoqing Huang, Xinchun Gong
- Overview of the Old Testament – Teachers: Yong Zhang, Yuanxin Zhou
- Wisdom Books of Solomon: Song of Songs, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes – Teachers: Jiyin Lai and others
- Gospel of John – Teachers: Fangxiao Zhao, Zhengchao Gu
- Devotion and Understanding God’s Will – Teachers: Dixia Yang, Ling Liu, Cuiying Li
- Introduction to the Dead Sea Scrolls (starts January 18) – Teacher: Chengzhong Huang
- The Life of Christ – Teacher: Huiping Li and others
Youth & Children’s Sunday School
- Youth (Grades 7–12): Xin Cheng Church Mason Campus – Classroom: 2nd Floor Youth Room
- Children (Grades K–6): Xin Cheng Church Mason Campus – Classroom: Gym
- Children (5 and under): Xin Cheng Church Mason Campus – Nursery
Course Introduction: Basic Truths
This course is designed for brothers and sisters preparing for baptism and is a required class before baptism. The content covers the fundamental truths of the Christian faith, including concepts such as: God, man, sin, Christ, grace, faith, redemption, the Bible, prayer, and the church.
Course Introduction: New Life, New Living
This course is designed for newly baptized brothers and sisters to help them enter into a new life and new way of living. It is recommended for all baptized believers.
Course Goals:
Confirm your faith
Understand the new life of a Christian and apply it in daily living
“The old has gone, the new has come”
Cultivate and practice the Christian lifestyle
Course Introduction: Overview of the Old Testament
The Old and New Testament surveys are designed to give believers a comprehensive understanding of God’s revelation. Recommended for all believers.
Learning Objectives for Old Testament Overview:
What is the Old Testament? Why study it?
How was the Old Testament formed?
When and where did its events occur?
What are the Pentateuch, Historical Books, Poetic/Wisdom Books, and Prophetic Books? What are their themes and messages?
How does the Old Testament apply to a believer’s life today?
Textbook: Encountering the Old Testament: A Christian Survey by Bill T. Arnold & Bryan E. Beyer (Chinese translation available: 《聖經透析》)
Student Requirements:
Read through the entire Old Testament in 20 weeks (about 20 minutes daily)
Answer 1–2 reflection questions weekly
Memorize one verse per week and share its application briefly in class
Course Introduction: Wisdom Books of Solomon – Song of Songs, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes
In Spring 2026 Sunday School, we will spend 20 weeks (Jan. 4 – May 17) studying the Wisdom Books of Solomon.
Studying Song of Songs, Proverbs, and Ecclesiastes helps us understand life’s wisdom from different perspectives and build a holistic, God-centered worldview. These books address how to live, why we live, and for whom we live.
Song of Songs reveals the mystery of love
Proverbs offers practical wisdom for daily life
Ecclesiastes explores life’s vanity and meaning, emphasizing that “the fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom”
Together, these books form a complete guide to life: learning how to live from Proverbs, understanding life’s purpose from Ecclesiastes, and experiencing deep love and connection from Song of Songs. They lead us to a God-centered, meaningful life.
This class offers in-person sessions, live online participation, and recorded lessons for later review.
Detailed course plan: Click here
Course Introduction: The Life of Christ
Using the Gospel of Matthew as the main thread, this course will take two years (72 sessions) to study the life of Christ in depth and systematically. It aims to equip believers for the Lord’s work in areas such as devotion, evangelism, and teaching.
Compton Campus 2026 Spring Adult Sunday School
Location: 1393 Compton Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45231
Class Schedule: Sundays, 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM, January 4, 2026 to May 17, 2026
Registration Form: https://forms.gle/S78aPtErHg3ieiGu6
Adult Classes
Foundations Class (Seekers’ Class)
This class addresses common questions about faith and, through the Old Testament Book of Genesis and the four Gospels of the New Testament (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John), helps participants come to know God—who created all things, gives humanity life and breath, and is the one true God. He is holy and great, merciful and loving. The salvation He grants is of incomparable worth, and He is worthy of all praise, worship, and thanksgiving.
“For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life. For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through Him.”
Course Introduction: Core Doctrines
The Core Doctrines class is designed for brothers and sisters who have made a decision to believe in Christ but have not yet been baptized. This Sunday School course focuses on understanding the essential truths of the Christian faith, such as assurance of eternal life, justification by faith, and the meaning of baptism (immersion).
Course Introduction: Introduction to the New Testament
The purpose of this course is to help believers gain an overall understanding of the New Testament and to learn how to study the Bible on their own. The course will provide a concise introduction to each book and key biblical figures, and through historical background and apostolic teaching, help participants understand God’s ultimate plan for us.
Course Introduction: History of Exile and Return
“History of Exile and Return” mainly refers to the historical events in which the ancient Israelites (Jews) were conquered by foreign powers and exiled to distant lands (such as the Babylonian captivity), and then—under God’s guidance and with the permission of Persian kings—returned to their homeland, Jerusalem, to rebuild their community. This period occupies an important place in the Old Testament, reflecting the resilience of Jewish faith and national restoration, and it is closely connected to the modern establishment of the State of Israel and its theological significance. Though full of challenges, this journey powerfully displays God’s grace and mercy.
We will study three historical books (Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther) and three Minor Prophets (Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi). We sincerely invite you to explore these books with us.
Location: 1393 Compton Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45231
Class Schedule: Sundays, 9:30 AM – 10:30 AM, January 4, 2026 to May 17, 2026
Registration Form: https://forms.gle/S78aPtErHg3ieiGu6
Adult Classes
- Foundation Class – Teachers: Anyi Li, Cuiying Li
- Basic Truths – Teachers: Pastor Fang, Mingjian Qian, Eddie Li
- Overview of the New Testament – Teachers: Yading Sun, Xinhong Su, Yin Zhang
- History of the Return from Exile – Teachers: Jiayang Liu, Yuyi Weng
Foundations Class (Seekers’ Class)
This class addresses common questions about faith and, through the Old Testament Book of Genesis and the four Gospels of the New Testament (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John), helps participants come to know God—who created all things, gives humanity life and breath, and is the one true God. He is holy and great, merciful and loving. The salvation He grants is of incomparable worth, and He is worthy of all praise, worship, and thanksgiving.
“For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish but have eternal life. For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but to save the world through Him.”
Course Introduction: Core Doctrines
The Core Doctrines class is designed for brothers and sisters who have made a decision to believe in Christ but have not yet been baptized. This Sunday School course focuses on understanding the essential truths of the Christian faith, such as assurance of eternal life, justification by faith, and the meaning of baptism (immersion).
Course Introduction: Introduction to the New Testament
The purpose of this course is to help believers gain an overall understanding of the New Testament and to learn how to study the Bible on their own. The course will provide a concise introduction to each book and key biblical figures, and through historical background and apostolic teaching, help participants understand God’s ultimate plan for us.
Course Introduction: History of Exile and Return
“History of Exile and Return” mainly refers to the historical events in which the ancient Israelites (Jews) were conquered by foreign powers and exiled to distant lands (such as the Babylonian captivity), and then—under God’s guidance and with the permission of Persian kings—returned to their homeland, Jerusalem, to rebuild their community. This period occupies an important place in the Old Testament, reflecting the resilience of Jewish faith and national restoration, and it is closely connected to the modern establishment of the State of Israel and its theological significance. Though full of challenges, this journey powerfully displays God’s grace and mercy.
We will study three historical books (Ezra, Nehemiah, and Esther) and three Minor Prophets (Haggai, Zechariah, and Malachi). We sincerely invite you to explore these books with us.