This class studies a variety of topics, including current issues of local, national, or world concern, and uses a number of resources such as Adult Bible Studies series. Knowledgeable persons from both the church and the community serve as leaders for this class. This class emphasizes the care of its members as well as others in need, and individual spiritual growth. This class consists of retired and semi-retired married and single persons.

The Jessie Rustin class meets in room 122.

This class follows a lecture and discussion format with a variety of persons providing leadership. The class welcomes adults, both married and single. Fellowship activities and service projects are also a vital part of this class’s mission.

The Harbison Fellowship class meets in room 120.

This class strives to be intergenerational, welcoming adults of all ages and stages in life. The class study and discussion focuses on spiritual formation as the members seek to grow together in faith.

The Simplicity class meets in room 223.

This class is designed for all persons who want to study the Bible and how its teachings apply to daily life. The class focuses on the lectionary Scriptures for the week using the Upper Room Discipline. The class uses a discussion format.

The Seekers class meets in room 202.

The Kairos Class is open to people of all ages, races, sexual orientations, and backgrounds who feel the ‘fierce urgency of now’ (M.L. King) in striving for the Kingdom of God and God’s righteousness.  As a covenantal community, we are committed to gathering faithfully in hospitable fellowship, practicing the means of grace, studying the scriptures, reflecting theologically on the social issues of our time, serving the ‘least of these,’ working for justice, and holding one another accountable to following Jesus in our everyday lives.   

The Kairos class meets in Outreach Center room 5.

This class offers a variety of curriculum topics ranging from biblical studies to current local and world issues. The class encompasses middle-aged to retired persons, both married and single. “Round Robin” fellowship groups are an integral part of this class.

The Graham-Inquirers class meets in room 124.

A lectionary based class led by Stephen Bryant, Editor - Upper Room. Discussion and personal reflection are encouraged. The participants encompass a broad range of ages (30-50), backgrounds (homemakers, clergy, professionals, physicians, etc.) and lifestyles (married, single and divorced). Members have shared and supported one another through marriages, divorces, birth of children and grandchildren, aging parents and difficult parenting situations. This class also participates in outreach through BUMC and other community groups.

The Friendship class meets in room 204.

The Covenant Class is an open, welcoming, and inclusive class. We believe that God loves all people and we are all created in the image of God. We share values of love for "family" (including our biological family as well as family as defined by close, caring relationships). We value respect and tolerance for others while working toward justice for the disenfranchised, responsibility toward the global community, and the search for truth. As we strive to follow the example of Jesus, we welcome all people to our class regardless of age, race, gender, ethnicity, religious beliefs, sexual orientation, culture, socio-economic status, political position, disability, or any other defining characteristics. We have members of 35 years, and we also welcome newcomers throughout the year to the Covenant Class. We thrive on the dialogue and energy created by our diversity, and our different opinions and beliefs.

The Covenant class meets in room 203.

This Sunday school class for young adults is seeking to explore deeply the connection between faith and theological questioning. Participation in service projects and social gatherings help class members stay connected beyond the church walls.

The Young Adult class meets in room 206

This class provides a setting for young adults, both single and married. Aldersgate enjoys a diverse curriculum from a variety of instructors and Bible Study. A discussion format is followed. Social gatherings and outreach are key components of this class.

Aldersgate meets in room 224

The Portico Class at Belmont United Methodist Church is a welcoming and accepting place for anyone who wishes to connect in God’s household in an open and caring atmosphere. The class’ purpose is to be a “front porch” to the church and provide a nurturing place to belong; to learn and rehearse Christian beliefs and practices; and comfortably share with others. Together the class stands as a community of believers connected by faith and love in Jesus Christ. 

The Portico class meets in room 202.