Children's Education

Giving all children Bible learning opportunities at their level.

0 to 23 Months
Babies learn Bible stories through song. They also learn the skills of staying seated, sharing, taking turns and giving their toys back. What fun!
Émilie Gatewood
2 to 3 Years
The 2's and 3's will learn about the entire Bible through an interactive way appropriate for this age group. On Sunday mornings, this class will be combined with the 4 year to Pre-K class in room N8.
Leslie Aldridge
4 Years to Pre-K
In this class, the three school-year quarters are used to study the Old Testament with the summer quarter devoted to New Testament. On Wednesday evenings, this class will be combined with the 2's and 3's class in room N10.
Jeannie Aldridge Teresa Douthit Niecie Henderson
Kindergarten to 1st Grade
The Kindergarten-1st Grade curriculum is a two-year program during which students will spend one year each in the Old and New Testaments studying major characters and lessons. The colorful illustrations and characters of The Beginner’s Bible are utilized in these studies.
Debbie Kessler Lise Mazzalongo Maybell Bailey
Debbie Kessler Barbara Gentry
2nd to 3rd Grade
The second and third graders are going to love this class. On Sundays we will introduce the story of the week and learn all about the characters. Wednesday night will be review, interactive games, quizzes and more.
Julia Cienfuegos Kim Weathers
4th to 5th Grade
Shaping Hearts for God curriculum covers the Bible in a three-year period. On Sunday mornings a new lesson is presented along with an application of that lesson. Wednesday nights are for review, Bible facts, Scripture memorization, hands on activities, and games.
Stacy Glidewell

Adult Education

Multiple options to help you grow in your spiritual walk.

WednesdayS

The Fundamental Teachings of Jesus
Titus 2 Room 4:00pm

This class will take a look at Jesus' teachings throughout the New Testament.  

Jon Dillinger

WednesdayS

Judges
Auditorium 7:00pm
The book of Judges tells of those who were called to lead God's people and the choices they made, both good and bad.
Marty Kessler