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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 Leviticus through Judges. The lessons will focus on God's holiness and grace as well as His faithfulness to the Israelites despite their rebellion. 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. 
 

 

Volunteer Opportunities

  1. Children's Sunday School Volunteers

    We need additional adult volunteers to serve full-time or as substitutes in preschool and elementary classes beginning September 1st. 
     

    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

    • God gives Israel a Prophet and Judge
    • 2024-09-08
    • 1 Samuel 1-7
    • We should thank God for His gracious involvement in our lives.
    Discussion

    In the Old Testament, whom did God use to speak to the people?
    What was so special about Samuel?
    How did God call Samuel?  What was the job God had for him? 
    How is God involved in your life? 

    Catechism
    • Who made God?
    • Nobody made God.
    • Israel Rejects God as King
    • 2024-09-15
    • 1 Samuel 8-12
    • We should not seek to rule our own lives, but should submit to God, who is the King.
    Discussion

    How was Israel different from the nations around them?
    Why didn’t they want God as their king? What did Samuel tell them would happen if they had a human king? 
    What did God do when they asked for a king?
    Who is the King of Kings?  How should we act towards Him?

    Catechism
    • Has God ever had a beginning?
    • No, God has always been.
    • Saul Disobeys God
    • 2024-09-22
    • 1 Samuel 13:1-14; 15:1-35
    • We should submit to the authority of God’s Word and obey it completely.
    Discussion

    What instructions did Samuel give to Saul while the Israelites were at war?
    Was Saul obedient?  What did he do?
    What were the consequences of Saul’s disobedience?
    What are some consequences when you disobey God?

    Catechism
    • Will God ever die?
    • No, God lives forever!
    • God Sees David’s Heart
    • 2024-09-29
    • 1 Samuel 16
    • We should seek to have hearts that love and please the Lord.
    Discussion

    What did God tell Samuel to do?
    What did Samuel think when he saw Eliab?  What did God say about him?
    Whom did God have Samuel anoint?  Why?
    How can you have a heart that is pleasing to the Lord?

    Catechism
    • Are there more gods than one?
    • No, there is only one true God.
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