Are you excited about studying God's word?  Do you have questions about the scriptures when you read them? Are you looking for a book study or a topical study?  At UBC you'll find various options to choose from. Our Christian Education program is biblical in its foundation, engaging in its presentation and holistic in its reach.  We offer classes to teach scriptural truths and as well as courses to help you manage areas of your life such as family and finances. 

The major components of Christian education at UBC take place on Sunday morning and Wednesday nights.  Courses are available for all ages. We operate on a term system.  Three to four times a year, we publish a brochure with our course offerings.  The length of a term may vary for midweek classes (between 10-15 weeks).  Sunday school terms are three months, and follow the schedule of the International Sunday School lesson. We utilize a variety of resources to study the Bible: Urban Ministries, popular Christian books, Following God Series, etc. in our courses. In some classes the teachers have developed their own teaching materials.   

WANT TO HELP IN OUR CHRISTIAN EDUCATION MINISTRY? The Christian Education ministry is open to new ideas and is always seeking committed workers, course topics, new teachers, or other suggestions that can enhance our Chistian education ministry. Your suggestions or inquiries can be directed to the following persons:

Sunday School Leadership
Rosa Williams, Superintendent, williamsmryky@aol.com, 
       732-1682
Donna Harris, Asst. Superintendent, donna.a.harris@duke.edu
O. J. Edwards, Asst. Superintendent, ojedwards111@sbcglobal.net

Mid Week Leadership
Min. Derrick Wilcox, Coordinator, 688-7900  
       dwilcox@unionbaptist-durham.org
Mary Black, Bible Study Superintendent, 477-6467

Board of Christian Education
Sandra Wiggins, Director, swig314@aol.com, 477-7340
Dr. Wiggins-Obie, dwiggins@unionbaptist-durham.org, 
      688-1304
We encourage you to explore this site and make use of its resources to help you study the scriptures not just read them.                                                                                          

Dr. Daphne C. Wiggins-Obie, Associate Pastor