The Adult Education program at North Creek Church provides a unique opportunity to learn about the teachings and messages of the Bible alongside other members of our church community. Our goal is to deepen our understanding of Jesus and God's mission in the world. This ministry supports growth in Christian education, fosters connections within the community, and provides a space for meaningful conversations about faith, values, and life's important questions.


Christ Monograms

Adult Education, Sundays in December at 9am

Have fun with us as we explore the symbols of Christmas and their historical and spiritual meanings. The word “Chrismon” is a combination of the words “Christ” and “monogram”. Chrismons are religious symbols that represent many aspects of the Christian faith. We will have Rae Stephenson (BA Religion & MS in Church History and History of Christian Thought) speak on the spiritual meanings of the symbols and Jill Thomas will talk about the cultural history of them. There will be an opportunity each week to make an ornament to put on the church's Chrismon Tree in the Fellowship Hall. Coffee and treats will also be served in the Fellowship Hall. 

Know the Theologians, Part 1 of 2

8 weeks, January 12 – March 2

Sunday 9:00 AM

Book-based video study

We’re excited to offer this brand-new video course featuring two Wheaton College professors (see bios below). We’ll be introduced to the most important thinkers in the history of the church and consider their ongoing relevance for believers today. Part 1 features early church and medieval thinkers, from Athanasius to Augustine to Anselm to Aquinas. (Perhaps we’ll discover why they all their names that start with the letter “A”!) Part 2 is coming soon, featuring reformation and modern thinkers. 


Please register below.


  • Jennifer Powell McNutt

    Jennifer is Franklin S. Dyrness Associate Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies at Wheaton College. She is the coeditor of The People's Book: The Reformation and the Bible and the forthcoming Oxford Handbook of the Bible and the Reformation. She is an ordained Presbyterian minister.

  • David Mcnutt

    David is associate lecturer of core studies at Wheaton College, where he teaches courses in theology, theology and the arts, and philosophical aesthetics. He is also an ordained Presbyterian minister and
    co-president of McNuttshell Ministries, which seeks to bridge the church and the academy.

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Spiritual Growth Opportunities

Winter - Spring 2025

February 2025
The Practicing the Way Course
8-week Congregational Dinner Study (CLICK TO LEARN MORE)


March - April 2025
The Savior Speaks: Jesus’ Seven Sayings from the Cross

6 weeks, March 9 – April 13

Sunday, 9:00 AM

No registration needed



April - May 2025
The Practicing the Way Course
4 weeks, April 27 – May 18

Resources

EMOTIONALLY HEALTHY RELATIONSHIPS

This follow-up helped enrich our life together as we learned biblical principles to help us develop mature, loving relationships.  Click "GO" for more information or to view course videos.



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EMOTIONALLY HEALTHY SPIRITUALITY

Emotionally Healthy Spirituality helps guide churches toward emotional health and contemplative spirituality.  Revisit the lessons today.




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FORMED FOR JUSTICE

SMALL GROUP LEADER'S GUIDE

Exploring God's Heart for Justice

Our Call to Live in God's Just Way


This seven-week study was developed in Fall 2020, and helped our congregation engage the issue of racial justice.


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