Sunday School
9:45 am Sunday Mornings
Our Spring Curriculum - March, April, May
Preschool & Kindergarten (Ages 3 - 5)
Unit 1: Learning about Easter
To Christian believers, Easter is a time to celebrate the resurrection of our Lord and
Savior, Jesus Christ. But on either side of this significant day are Bible stories that will
teach your children how to love and praise God and to begin seeing Jesus as a
compassionate and faithful Friend they can trust.
Unit 2: Learning to Obey
This unit provides four Bible stories to help children learn obedience. From the stories of
Adam and Eve, Jonah, the Prodigal Son, and Naaman, kids will learn the benefit of making
right choices, including forgiving others and being thankful.
Unit 3: Learning to Witness, Pray, and Worship
Even at the preschool level, children can begin learning the disciplines of the Christian
faith. This unit provides stories about Nicodemus, Philip, Jesus, and David from which
children will develop an appreciation for learning God’s Word, sharing His love with
others, the benefit of prayer, and worshiping God.
Primary (Ages 6 & 7, Grades 1 & 2)
Unit 1: Stories about Elijah
Primaries will love exploring exciting stories about God using ravens to feed Elijah,
multiplying a widow’s flour and oil, and sending fire from heaven to prove He is God!
Unit 2: Stories about Easter
This unit will help students experience the joy of Easter as they explore Jesus’
resurrection and meeting two men on the road to Emmaus.
Unit 3: Elijah’s Friends and Enemies
Primaries will learn how God protected Elijah from Queen Jezebel, rebuked King Ahab for
stealing, and gave Elijah a friend, ministry partner, and successor in Elisha.
Unit 4: Stories about Elisha
Students will explore Elisha’s ministry beginning on the day Elijah went to heaven in a
chariot. They will also hear about a widow’s oil multiplying, Naaman’s healing, and God
protecting Elisha from an enemy king. This unit also includes Pentecost Sunday.
Middler (Ages 8 & 9, Grades 3 & 4)
Unit 1: Jesus Fulfills God’s
Plan Middlers will learn how to describe what Communion symbols mean, some of the
things Jesus suffered for us, and the story of Jesus’ resurrection.
Unit 2: The Ten Commandments
This unit helps kids name and number the Ten Commandments as well as identify how
they teach us to relate to God and to others.
Unit 3: God’s Word
Students will be able to state two reasons why we know that the Bible is God’s Word, as
well as how it functions as a guide for our daily lives
Pre-Teen (Ages 10 & 11, Grades 5 & 6)
Unit 1: The Gospel and Acts
Preteens will be able to state the four ways Jesus was shown in the Gospels and how
Gentiles were reached as a result. These lessons focus on how and why each Gospel
writer presented a different view of Jesus.
Unit 2: Paul’s Epistles
From this study of Paul’s letters to the Early Church, students will learn how to explain
God’s plan for salvation, why the Church is a body, and what the Christian’s hope is.
Unit 3: General Epistles
In this unit, students will give examples of living their faith, tell how to respond in God-
pleasing ways when having problems, and learn three questions to help them discern
false teaching.
Youth (Grades 7 - 12)
Currently we are doing an 8 week series called "Discovering God's Will",
by Andy Stanley.
- Decisions, Decisions... (2/24/08)
- Are You Ready for This? (3/2/08)
- A State of Emergency (3/9/08)
- Getting to the Good Stuff (3/16/08)
- A View from the Top (3/3008)
- Inside the mind of God (4/6/08)
- The Big Picture (4/13/08)
- This One Thing (4/27/08)
Real Life - Young Adult
Prayer can change lives and circumstances like nothing else can. This video teaching and small group class will encourage you as we study God's Word regarding prayer and challenge you in your own prayer life!
Adult
Unit 1: The Gospel in Romans and Galatians
Find out what Romans and Galatians have to say about the life- changing power of God
proclaimed in the gospel. This unit focuses on God’s power to save from sin and change
the lives of those who put their faith in Christ. Students will be encouraged to live their
everyday lives in the liberty of God’s righteousness by the power of the Holy Spirit.
Unit 2: Ecclesiastes
Challenge students to consider the whole message of Ecclesiastes and avoid
misunderstanding the point the writer was trying to make: living life not surrendered to
God is meaningless. The first lesson in this unit lays the groundwork that the true
meaning and purpose of life can only be found in a right relationship with God. The next
lesson identifies attitudes that make life meaningful. The final lesson guides students to
embrace God’s purpose for their lives, to love and serve Him.
Classes begin each Sunday at 9:45 am.
Nursery care provided.
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