Searchers Sunday School Class at FBC

YOU ARE INVITED TO THE SEARCHERS CLASS
The Searchers Sunday School Class is a dedicated and active group of Christian men approximately 60 years of age and up. We have 13 members enrolled with about 9 present each Sunday. Each week our class begins with a prayer list of issues and people for which we are concerned. We then enjoy our weekly lesson topic, feeling free to discuss the topic. Each of us sincerely wants to know how to apply Bible truths to our daily lives. The small size of our class opens the way for easy and informal discussion of the lesson. Of course it is up to each individual as to whether he wants to participate in open discussion and ask questions.
We eagerly plan one or more social events for the class and our families each year. We truly enjoy giving our time and resources in projects such as the Heritage Crisis Pregnancy Center, the Empty Stocking Fund, the House of Care, and the Lottie Moon Offering for World Missions. When our church calls on us for some need, we always want to respond.
Our teacher is Bill Cliff, a second generation member of First Baptist Church, having made his profession of faith in Christ in 1976. He now serves as a deacon, Professionally, he is a project engineer with the Georgia Department of Transportation. The officers of the class are: Billy Johnston, president; Melvin Fallin, secretary; Carey Goins, treasurer; and Chuck Delhart, assistant teacher.
You can find our classroom by entering Building B on South Green Street, across from the main parking lot and the new multi-purpose building. Our classroom is on the first floor in the hallway to your left and is the second classroom on the right. Just look for the sign by the door.