Sunday Mornings 9:30 am -10:15 am, Children’s Center
Beginning in the fall 2026 our Children’s Sunday School will be divided into two classes to better meet the needs of each age group. We will now offer Children’s Sunday School (Pre-K through Grade 3) and Intermediate Sunday School (Grades 4 & 5), allowing lessons and activities to be more engaging and age-appropriate for every child.
Intermediate Sunday School
(4th and 5th graders)
Our Intermediate Sunday School class will be led by Cindy Garrard and Dan Ginter. As students enter 4th grade, they will receive their own Bible to help strengthen their Bible skills and serve as a stepping stone as they prepare for our older children’s classes.
This class will use the Spark House Connect curriculum, which helps students see how individual Bible stories connect to the larger themes of Scripture. Over a two-year journey, students will build a strong foundation by exploring the Old Testament before continuing into the New Testament to learn about Jesus’ life, ministry, death, and resurrection.
In addition to Sunday lessons, students in the Intermediate class will have opportunities to participate in fun excursions throughout the year, giving them the chance to grow in their faith beyond the walls of the church.
Sunday School (Pre-K to 3rd grade)
Our Children’s Sunday School class will be led by Ms. Shayla or one of our wonderful volunteers each week. This class follows a three-year curriculum cycle featuring 36 key Bible stories that align with the Church Year.
Each month, children will focus on one Bible story, exploring it each week through a variety of engaging, hands-on activities such as art, drama, cooking, music, games, and more. By experiencing each story in different ways, children have the opportunity to better understand and remember God’s Word.
To help continue learning at home, families will receive a children’s bulletin and monthly newsletter with information about the Bible story and ideas for reinforcing each lesson throughout the week, making it easier to bring faith beyond Sunday morning.