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Sunday SchoolCE Policies/Forms Sunday School resumes after Labor Day Weekend ... on September 12 at 9:00 a.m.Childcare is available during Sunday School. We offer Sunday School for ages two through high school. Youth meet in the age groups below for an hour of learning and fellowship. We hope your children will join us to experience the love and joy that is present! Infants to Age 2: Loving care is provided 8:45 - 11:45 a.m. in Room 11. Parents may drop off and pick up children throughout this time. 2 and 3 Year Olds: Children are nurtured in Room 206 during the worship service. 4’s, 5’s and Kindergarteners: This group gathers in Room 201 for Sunday School. They love to learn about God and God’s beautiful world through stories, music, games, and crafts. Grades 1-5: These children take the Jerusalem Journey - a journey through the life of Moses from the banks of the Nile to the top of Mt. Pis’gah as they come to hear God’s unique call to each of them. Using the Workshop Rotation Model, these children learn the biblical story through a multi-sensory approach that also honors the variety of ways in which we learn and process information.''' 6th and 7th graders: Meet in Room 301 at 9:00 a.m. Our focus this year is on relationships – with God, family, friends and the world. Books, documentaries, movies and field trips help guide our discussions. We’ll take on some cool mission projects throughout the year, too! 8th Graders Confirmation Class: Meets in Room 303 with Rev. Diane Hendricks at 9:00 a.m. Becoming at member of the church is one of the most important and meaningful decisions a young person can make. Eighth graders spend the year discerning the call to become disciples of Jesus Christ through church membership. 9th-12th Graders: Take the opportunity to punk your parents every Sunday. They’ll be totally surprised to find out you’re interested in attending Sunday School. But what happens here doesn’t stay here. What you get out of this experience goes with you. We’ll explore the gospel and the world in some fairly untraditional ways. |