Welcome to the 2025-26 session of Community Bible Study! Whether you’ve attended CBS for years or are participating for the first time, we know you will be blessed by loving the LORD with your mind through studying His Word.

This year is a milestone for Community Bible Study as we are celebrating our golden jubilee!  This organization has been going strong for 50 years, and in honor of this, CBS classes worldwide are diving deep into the study of Psalms.  God’s hand has been on this ministry!

This year’s adult and high school student schedules are as follows.  The adults will begin their mornings with their Core Groups at 10:15 AM for announcements and to discuss our weekly lesson.  We will transition to the sanctuary for a time of gathering and conclude our study around noon after a brief wrap-up by the Teaching Director or Assistant Teaching Director.  This session will aid in educating and motivating further application of God’s wisdom in our lives.

Our children– early readers through high school will also study the book of Psalms in a way geared toward their developmental levels.  The curriculum for children ages three through kindergarten contains carefully crafted lessons on a three-year cycle.  This year is Year 1.  Our youngest, infants through age two, are cared for in the nursery.  We would love for you to volunteer in the children’s classrooms. Serving others is a blessing.  We don’t want you to miss out! Please plan to assist the children a few times throughout the year.

CBS is not in session when the Mountain View–Birch Tree schools are closed for inclement weather.  All other cancellations will be at the discretion of the Teaching Director with everybody’s safety in mind.

Please invite new participants to join us throughout the year.  They will receive a short orientation on their first day and will be introduced to their new Core Group.  If they will be bringing children, please help us by notifying our NextGen Director prior to their visit.

Feel free to let me know how I can help you grow in God’s grace.  

Stephanie Barner

Teaching Director