Veggie Village

Ages 3-5

Our Preschool/Kindergarten class is learning how to pray & how to share their faith. Children are never too young to share God's love with others. Through Bible stories, crafts and activities these young warriors are being taught the Word of God. Veggie Village welcomes your children at all of our services.

Kingdom Kids

K- 3rd grade

This class meets on Wednesday nights during our adult mid-week service. The goal for any child in this class is that they know Jesus as their Savior and that they would have a good foundational knowledge of the Bible with an emphasis on memorizing scripture.

Super Church

1st - 6th grades

We offer 2 different style classes for our Sunday morning services.

9am- You can teach your children everything from chemistry to trigonometry, but if we don't teach them about what matters most, we are doing them a great disservice. We are going through the Bible just like the grownups, but with fun activities and games sprinkled in.If you want your child to have fun while learning the Word of God, then this is the place to be!

 10:30am- Hi Everyone! Commander Shelli here inviting all children to come and be apart of this exciting ministry. We have upbeat praise & worship, science experiments, object lessons, & video messaging from headquarters. Training our next generation to be strong in the Lord and serve in our church and community. Jesus had great regard for the spiritual capacity of children, when taught the uncompromised, faith-filled Word.

212

4th-6th grades

Meets on Wednesday nights during our adult mid-week service.

 212 degrees is the temperature at which water reaches its boiling point. Our goal is to be 'Hot 4 God' Rev 3:16 is our theme. This class is designed to teach the fundamentals of christianity while instilling in them a passion for God. We have a lot of fun, but provide a place of growth for this very crucial age group. If we can get them to fall in love with Jesus and stay true to their course before jr. high than we have a better chance of keeping them through the high school years.