Wednesday Activities will resume in January
Wednesday Midweek groups and classes will resume Wednesday, January 14, 2026. We will add class registration as we get closer to the new year.
WEDNESDAYS AT PRINCE
What do Wednesdays at Prince look like?
Wednesday Night meal
4:45-6pm in the Tabernacle
CHECK THE WEDNESDAY NIGHT MEAL MENU Pre-pay for your meal
Wednesday Night Classes
6:15-7:30pm every week
Make a plan
We all want to make spiritual progress in our lives! To get better in any area of life, we have to make a plan—we don't grow without thoughtfulness and intentionality.
Oftentimes, we don't see spiritual progress in our lives because we don't make a plan! We want to help!
Watch Pastor Josh and Pastor Scott share details on how Wednesday Nights are structured to help you make Spiritual Progress in your life!
FAQs
What should I do on Wednesday Nights?
Below are a few questions you can ask yourself to help you decide where to participate on Wednesdays at Prince:
Below are a few questions you can ask yourself to help you decide where to participate on Wednesdays at Prince:
- Is this a season that you need Support?
- Is this a season you need learn the Bible more?
- Is this a season you need to grow in being equipped in other areas of life?
- Is this a season you need to invest more in others by serving?
So whether you are in a place in your spiritual journey where you need help growing in a specific area, or if you just want to learn more on a book of the Bible through great teaching, Wednesday nights are for you!
What is there for my kids or students?
We offer something for everyone on Wednesday nights at Prince. Find out details about programs for preschool, children, students, and college students here!
What is the Equip class schedule?
Our Equip Classes fall under either 7-week or 14-week formats to fit our semesters. Many classes repeat every year, while others repeat every other year. Below is the Equip Class Schedule to help you plan out your Equip Classes for the next two years.
Wednesday Night Classes
We have classes for all ages! Look through the list below, and we'll see you on Wednesday!
ADULT Bible Classes
These classes are great options that you can join at any time, and you are sure to learn and grow through great teaching. These classes include our Women’s Bible Study and Bible Study and Prayer.
Women’s Bible Study
Meets in the Tabernacle
Prince Women offers Bible studies throughout the year to provide women with a community of women who are seeking to Trust and Follow Jesus in their lives daily. These Bible studies also provide opportunities for deep, thoughtful study of the Bible, leading to transformed hearts and lives.
Dates: January 14-April 22
Cost: $12
Register Here
BIBLE STUDY & PRAYER
Rooms 1118/1119
Join Pastor David Shivar as he leads an inductive verse-by-verse bible study through the book of 2 Corinthians.
Equip Classes
These classes were developed to help you grow and to equip you in specific areas of your spiritual journey. These meet in either 8 or 16-week formats, require registration (classes are capped to allow discussion), and have required reading (books are purchased during registration.)
These classes follow a two-year schedule which you can see here, with some classes rotating each year while others rotate every other year.
Basic Christian Beliefs - Part 2
Room 1124
Join us for an engaging Equip class designed to ground you in the core teachings of the Christian faith. Using Christian Beliefs by Wayne Grudem as our guide, we’ll explore 20 essential doctrines in a clear, accessible way.
Whether you're new to Christianity or looking to deepen your understanding, this class will help you grow in confidence, clarity, and conviction about what the Bible teaches and why it matters for everyday life.
** Part 1 is not a prerequisite to Part 2—you can take them in either order**
Facilitated by Jeff & Susanne Carter
Dates: January 14–May6
Cost: $15 | Books will be distributed on the first week of class
Register Here
Book Discussion Group
Room 1131
Our desire at Prince is to equip you to think biblically about all of life. Each semester, we will offer a book discussion group to better learn how to think about a topic and/or how to better love those around us.
This spring, we will read together Knowing God by J.I. Packer & Can Science Explain Everything by John Lenox.
The format of this book club will be structured around weekly reading assignments, personal reflections on the topic, and discussion together in a small group. The group will be limited to 15 people to encourage interaction and discussion.
Facilitated by Scott & Christy McCall
Dates: January 14–May 6
Cost: $20 | Books will be distributed on the first week of class
Registration coming soon.
God's Global Mission
Middle School Room 508
This course is designed to help everyday Christian’s rethink God’s mission, the call of the church, and each of our individual roles in the mission. We’re hosting a seven-week discussion group, using the videos and resources provided by MomentumYes.
Together, we want to have our eyes and hearts opened to what God is already doing around the world, align our priorities with God’s, and rethink our lives and how we can be involved from wherever we are.
Facilitated by Sky Pratt
Dates: January 14–March 4
Cost: Free
Registration coming soon.
Learning the Spiritual Disciplines
Room 1123
When you think about Spiritual Disciplines, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by a checklist of Christian dos and don’ts. But these holy habits are less about ticking boxes and more about shaping our hearts and lives to grow into the people God created us to be. Like any skill, they require practice and persistence, but they also need to be grounded in the right motivation.
In this seven-week class, we’ll use Mason King’s book, Spiritual Disciplines: How to Become a Healthy Christian, to explore the heart behind these practices. Together, we’ll learn how to cultivate key disciplines and discover practical tips to weave them into our daily lives—helping you to abide closer in Christ.
Facilitated by Daniel Tawzer
Dates: January 14–March 4
Cost: $15 | Books will be distributed on the first week of class
Registration coming soon.
Vocation and Calling
Room 1133
This class focuses on understanding vocation and calling through the lens of the book God at Work by Gene Veith. Participants will explore how God calls each of us to serve and glorify Him through our work, regardless of our profession or career path.
Through discussion, reflection, and practical application, attendees will learn how to integrate faith into their daily work, finding meaning and purpose in all aspects of their lives. This class is perfect for anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of vocation and how it connects to their spiritual life.
Facilitated by Matt Martin
Dates: January 14–March 4
Cost: $15 | Books will be distributed on the first week of class
Registration coming soon.
Introduction to Apologetics
(BEGINS March 18)
Room MS-508 (Middle School Building)
In this class, based on the book Smooth Stones by Joe Coffey, participants will explore how to defend their faith with clarity and confidence. Through interactive discussions and practical exercises, attendees will learn how to engage in meaningful conversations with skeptics, strengthen their own faith, and effectively communicate the truth of Christianity.
Whether you are new to Apologetics or looking to deepen your understanding, this class will equip you with the tools to defend your beliefs in a compelling and thoughtful manner.
Taught by Andrew Bunnell
Dates: March 18–May 6
Cost: $15 | Books will be distributed on the first week of class
Registration coming soon.
Pursuing Peace
(BEGINS March 18)
Room 1133
This class will explore the biblical principles and practical steps for pursuing peace in our lives, relationships, and circumstances. Drawing from Robert D. Jones' book, we will delve into topics such as forgiveness, conflict resolution, and experiencing reconciliation with God and others. Join us as we learn how to cultivate a heart of peace in the midst of life's challenges and conflicts.
Dates: March 18–May 6
Cost: $15 | Books will be distributed on the first week of class
Registration coming soon.
Understanding the Gospel
(BEGINS March 18)
Room 1123
This class is designed to deepen your understanding of the foundational message of Christianity—the Gospel. Based on the book What is the Gospel by Greg Gilbert, this class will explore the core beliefs of the Christian faith and how the Gospel impacts every aspect of our lives.
Through discussions, readings, and reflections, you will gain a clearer understanding of the Gospel message and its significance for your own life. Whether you are new to Christianity or have been a believer for years, this class will help you to grow in your knowledge and appreciation of the Good News of Jesus Christ.
Dates: March 18–May 6
Cost: $15 | Books will be distributed on the first week of class
Registration coming soon.
Helps & Support
From support groups to enrichment classes on marriage and financial planning, these gatherings provide a setting to find community, gain practical tools, and navigate life's journey.
Re-Engage
Room 1128-1130
Re-Engage is a marriage program where couples will learn how to have a thriving relationship, hear testimonies from other couples, and have a safe place to work on their relationship together. This is for all couples—whether your marriage is struggling or you just want to take it from “good” to “great!”
In fact, we want to see every couple participate in Re-Engage!
Facilitated by Ralph & Theresa Byrd
Dates: January 14–May 6
Cost: $45 per couple
Register Here
Financial Peace University
Room 1126
Tell your money where to go instead of wondering where it went! Financial Peace University is a nine-lesson class designed to help you build a budget, dump debt, grow your wealth, and leave money stress behind. Each lesson is based on biblical wisdom and common sense.
Have questions? Contact Scott Moody.
Facilitated by Jason Peake
Dates: January 14–March 25
Cost: $75 (Partial scholarships available if needed)
Registration coming soon.
Cancer Support Group
Room 1134
This welcoming support group is open to individuals, families, and friends who are facing the challenges of cancer. Join Ron and Bridgett Lambros as they provide support and encouragement on the journey of navigating cancer with honesty and hope in Christ.
Dates: January 28 • March 4 • April 1 • April 29
Dementia Caregivers Support Group
Room 1134
Caring for someone with dementia can be challenging, exhausting, and emotionally painful. Join Doug and Janet Nix and other caregivers for support and encouragement at our caregivers support group.
Dates: January 14 • February 11 • March 11 • April 15 • May 6
Disability Caregivers Support Group
Room 1134
Whether you're a family member of a child, teen, or adult with a disability or special need—new to the journey or a seasoned veteran—you are invited to join us for fellowship, encouragement, and prayer. This group is open to both men and women and offers a supportive space to share experiences and practical resources. Childcare and age-appropriate activities are provided; however, prior registration is required.
Dates: January 21 • February 25 • March 18 • April 22
Register Here
Language Ministry
Prince English Connect
Middle School Building
This class is a free ESL (English as a Second Language) class that is a great place to practice your English with others.
find class details here
Next-Gen Ministries
PRESCHOOL
Preschool kids will participate in age-appropriate activities including Bible stories, fun games, and crafts.
Find Details Here
KIDS
Kids will experience a mix of worship, high-energy games, and Bible study using the Gospel Project.
Find Details Here
STUDENTS
Every Wednesday, middle and high school students sing songs together, hear a message from the Bible, and talk about their faith.
Find Details Here
COLLEGE
Prince College Nights meet every Wednesday at 8pm in the Worship Center. If you are between the ages of 18-25 these nights are just for you! Join us for worship and teaching that’s applicable for students and young adults. This is an awesome place to plug in and find your home away from home.
find details here
Serve on Wednesday Nights
It takes many volunteers to run all of the different programs on Wednesday nights—whether that's serving in Preschool, Kids, or even leading a class on Wednesday nights for adults!
If you're in a season where you want to give back and pour into others, we'd love to have you serve with us on Wednesday nights!
Please note: you must be a Prince Partner in order to serve on Wednesdays. Learn more about membership at Prince.
