our vision for student ministry
We believe that children and youth (and adults) don't come to saving faith and grow through entertainment driven ministry;
although we have a ton of fun! We believe that the Word of God is what transforms people. Therefore, our children's and youth ministries are focused on Bible memorization, catechism (theological question and answers), and Christian worldview formation.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Children/Youth Sunday School meets every week at 9:30 am:
AWANA is a program for grades pre K - middle school where we focus on learning to love God's Word
through Scripture memorization, question and answer, and Christian worldview formation. Children meet
on Sundays during the months of September through April from 5:30-7:00 pm. Register for AWANA here.
AWAna clubs & schedule
SUNDAY EVENING
(New year starts September 16th!)
5:30 - 5:50 pm: Welcome, Pledges, Music & Prayer
6:00 - 6:20 pm: Large Group Lesson
6:25 - 6:45 pm: Small Group/Handbook Time
6:45 - 7:00 pm: Game Time
Preschool - kindergarten
Cubbies celebrates the spiritual potential of preschoolers and kindergarteners by helping them develop respect for God, His Son and His Word. Cubbies helps you lead your child to God early so your child will respect and trust Him for life.
1st - 4th grade
Sparks ignites the curiosity of early elementary-age kids to learn about the people and events of the Bible, building a foundation of wisdom for knowing Christ. Explore the biographies of people of the Bible from a new portion of Scripture, memorize Bible verses, and complete handbook activities
5th - 6th grade
In T&T we continue to teach our late-elementary kids the truth of God's Word, train them to follow Him, and practice His grace. Kids will explore the fundamental doctrines of Christianity including the character and nature of God, the redemption narrative, and key practices for followers of Jesus.
student ministry
Trek challenges students to wrestle with the three most important questions they’re asking in, "Who am I? Why am I here? Who’s with me?" By allowing students to dive deep into the Scriptures and answer these questions for themselves we allow them to own their faith and discover what they actually believe.
