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Children's Sunday School

In Children’s Sunday School, preschool and elementary kids are taught an overview of the Bible using the Generations of Grace curriculum. This year, we are teaching through the life of Christ using all four gospels. The lessons will focus on the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, who came to lovingly rescue us from our sins and give eternal life to all who put their faith in Him. Music and activities reinforce the truth of each week’s lesson. Each week, we work to learn a catechism question and review previous questions throughout the year. Parents are encouraged to discuss what their kids are learning and review catechism questions with their kids at home.

Our Sunday morning schedule is as follows:

8:00am service – Classes for children Kindergarten and under.

9:30am and 11:05am services – Classes for nursery through 5th grade.

Classes for children younger than 2 years are cared for in the Worship Center building. Children 2 years through 5th grade are in the Children’s Building. 
 

 

Resources

Child Protection Policy

Children's Ministry FAQs

Catechism Questions

Catechism Songs

Volunteer Opportunities

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    Children's Sunday School Volunteers

    We need additional adult volunteers to serve full-time or as substitutes in preschool and elementary classes. 

    As a Sunday school volunteer you will have many opportunities minister the gospel to kids and model the love of Christ. Our goal is to glorify God by putting Christ on display in each and every activity and lesson. We would love to have your help!

Planning your first visit?

When you arrive on Sunday, visit the Welcome Center in the Children's Building lobby. Volunteers will be happy to assist you with check-in and locating your child's classroom. If you'd like to save a few minutes, you can pre-fill and print a family registration card at home.

Family Registration Form

Sunday School Lessons and Catechism

    • Jesus Feeds the 5,000
    • 2026-01-25
    • John 6:1–15
    • Jesus is God and not just a prophet.
    Discussion

    What did the people want Jesus to do for them?
    What did the people try to do to Jesus?
    Why did Jesus go away from them?
    What did Jesus later call Himself? Why?

    Catechism
    • What will happen to the wicked on Judgment Day?
    • The wicked will go down on Judgment Day and will be cast into the lake of fire.
    • Jesus Walks on Water
    • 2026-02-01
    • Matthew 14:23-33
    • We can trust Jesus because He is the all-powerful Son of God.
    Discussion

    What did Peter ask Jesus when he saw Him out on the water?
    What happened when Peter walked out onto the water? How did Jesus respond?
    What happened when Jesus got into the boat?
    What does this passage teach us about Jesus and how we should respond to Him?

    Catechism
    • What will happen to every Christian on the last day?
    • Every Christian will live with Jesus in the new heavens and the new earth.
    • Jesus Defines Discipleship
    • 2026-02-08
    • Mark 8:27–38
    • We must follow the Messiah.
    Discussion

    If you want to follow Jesus, what do you have to do?
    What does it mean to deny yourself?
    What does it mean to “take up your cross”?
    Is following Jesus worth it?

    Catechism
    • Where do we learn to love and obey God?
    • In the Bible, we learn to love and obey God.
    • Review Lesson
    • 2026-02-15
    • Jesus is the Messiah, the Son of God.
    Discussion

    What are some of the things Jesus did that only God can do?
    What do these things tell you about Jesus?
    Since Jesus is God, how should you respond to His Word?
    What does it mean to follow Jesus?

    Catechism
    • Who wrote the Bible?
    • Holy men of God, who were taught and chosen by God, wrote the Bible.
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