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Sunday Worship
9:30 a.m.
Sunday School
10:45 a.m.
Wednesday Brown Bag Bible Study
12:00 noon
Thursday Choir Rehearsal
7:00 p.m.
Saturday AA
8:00 pm.
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Let the Children Come...
Jesus said, Let the little children come to me, and do not stop them; for it is to such as these that the kingdom of heaven belongs. —Matthew 19:14
Our children’s ministry seeks to allow children to discover a joyful and personal relationship with Jesus Christ. We are committed to standing beside and supporting parents in laying a spiritual foundation for their children. Our Children's Ministries include:
• Brown Bag Children’s Message:
We believe it is important to involve children in worship at an early age. So we have a special part of our worship service just for them. They are invited to come forward for an impromptu children’s sermon on whatever the brown bag happens to contain. And when it’s time to send the brown bag home to be filled for next week, every single hand goes up.
• Nursery Care:
Our Nursery is a place of warmth and joy for your little ones, infants through kindergarten. Our nursery attendant and volunteers provide loving care that shares the spirit of Jesus Christ with each child we touch.
• Sunday School:
Every Sunday our children come together for an hour of Sunday School beginning at 10:45. We offer a hands-on curriculum because we believe that that is the way children learn. All that we do is Christ-centered, fun, and full of life. Our teachers are dedicated to help children begin and grow their faith in Jesus Christ.
For more information on our Sunday School, click here.
• Vacation Bible School:
For one week every July, we bring together not only our own kids, but many from the community, both churched and unchurched. There are five evenings of fun, including music, crafts, snacks, recreation, and — most importantly — learning the lessons of the Gospel.
Bring the kids to church each week and help them learn of the love of Jesus Christ.
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