Please enroll in the class(es) you want to take this semester on the enrollment form following these class descriptions. For further information, some classes have additional links.

Adoption Group - Meets 1st Monday of each month, 7-9 PM, room 106. Click here for more information.

Our goal is to educate and encourage families in any stage of adoption, from the first inquiry to after finalization. We provide information, education, and social events for families that have been touched by adoption throughout Broken Arrow and the surrounding communities. We work to promote a positive perception of adoptive family life.

Anger Management - Wednesday evenings, January 13, 6:30-8 PM, SC 203, 12-weeks. For more information, contact Gaye Call. In this fun group, you will learn healthier ways of handling anger. The Bible has much to say about anger. Anger is not a sin—it is what we do with our anger than can result in harmful, ungodly actions. This is a casual, informative group.

Boundaries - Wednesday evenings, January 27, 6:30-8 PM, SC 201, 8-week, no charge

Set limits and still be a loving person. A boundary is a personal property line that defines appropriate responsibilities. This teaching includes many scripture references and insights from the Bible. Learn when to say “Yes” and when to say “No” without feeling guilty or angry.

DivorceCare - CANCELED

DC is a 13-week study and support group for those going through marital separation or divorce. Think of DivorceCare as an emergency room and you are in crisis. This group provides a safe environment for people going through the crisis of divorce. Share and receive support during this crucial time.

Financial Peace University - Wednesday evenings, January 13, 6:30-8 PM, SC 204, 13-weeks, $90

This life-changing program taught by Dave Ramsey will show you how to make the right decisions with your money. You'll be empowered with the practical skills and confidence needed to achieve your financial goals and     experience true financial peace! Each of the 13 lessons deals with a different topic that will change the way you think about personal finance. 

Grief Recovery Support Group - Wednesday evenings, January 13, 6:30-8 PM, room 202, LSM office 9-weeks, $15
This 9-week support group deals with adjusting to losses in life. A loss may be death, divorce, a job change, empty nest, etc. Learn about predictable stages of grief and how to find hope and encouragement. Cost is $15 for this helpful class

Safe people - CANCELED

Search for Significance - Wednesday nights, April 7, 2010,  6:30-8 PM, room 206, 7 weeks, cost $20 for workbook.

Self-esteem. This is a basic class for anybody! Begin to see yourself from God’s perspective. Most people are taught from childhood, false beliefs about self esteem rather than from God’s Word. You can change all of that with this 7-week study. Learn to see yourself, as God’s child, as totally accepted by God and precious in His sight with a new identity based on Jesus Christ!   

Shelter from the Storm - Monday nights, January 18, 7-9 PM, room 205, 12-weeks, cost $15 for workbook.

Betrayal. Shame. Fear. Guilt. Loneliness. The feelings that stem from the storms of sexual abuse can be devastating. Persons who survived this trauma wonder if they ever can feel physically, spiritually, and emotionally whole again. Shelter from the Storm: Hope for Survivors of Sexual Abuse gives hope and encouragement to recovery from the trauma of sexual abuse.  

Strength for the Journey - Monday evenings, January 18, 7-9 PM, room 207, 10- weeks, $15 for workbook.

Depression is the #1 health problem in America. In this study you will meet people in the Bible who experienced God’s presence and power even in the midst of their discouragement and depression as well. Strength for the Journey helps individuals gain insight into the symptoms and possible treatments for depression. This practical, trustworthy study explores five causes of depression: loss, anger, stress, medical problems, and personal sin. 

Successful Stepfamily Support Group - The group meets periodically in homes. You may enroll by email or call 455-5020 X 210.

The comment we hear most often is, “This group is a lifeline to us – we might not have made it without the support and encouragement of the group.” We meet periodically to learn new information about blending a family. The couples in the group share many experiences, both good and bad, and learn from one another ways of handling situations. Some of the topics include Strengthening Your Marriage, Children and Parenting Issues, and Handling Conflict and Fights. Successful Stepfamily is open to anyone from the just engaged to married for years.