Wednesday night meals & activities will resume on August 20!
Next Gen Ministries
Preschool
Kindergarten and below
Your little ones will need to be checked in at the West Entrance. After that, you will be directed to drop them off in the appropriate classroom. If you have any questions,
please ask us here.
KIDS
1st - 6th grade
Kids will also need to check in at the West Entrance.
They will learn about God in an interactive environment that meets them on their level. This year we will use "Bible Skills, Drills, and Thrills" for our curriculum. This curriculum offers a unique mix of activities to help kids build strong Bible skills, strong life application, and a strong foundation of the Bible and its layout.
Adult Ministries | Equip Series
Join us starting Wednesday, August 20, in the Atrium for a three-part multi-generational “Equip Series” called Winning the Battle Against Digital Distraction.
You’ll laugh, learn, even squirm as the traps that steal your focus and chip away at your time, attention, and relationships are exposed. The device in your hand and the screens you choose to watch may be stalling you in realizing God’s purpose for your life.
What if you could turn every distracting post, swipe and scroll into purposeful direction? The good news is you can!
Each week you will receive practical ideas and tools to use right away! Break free from digital distractions and get back to the life God designed for you.
adult Ministries | equip GROUPS
Women’s Group
Coed group
Groups will resume in the fall!
EMBRACE GROUPS
Cancer Companions meets on Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. in E133. Cancer Companions is a scripture-filled Bible study reaching out to those in treatment, post-treatment and caregivers. The program lifts up cancer families to feel the support of others, find peace through prayer, and draw closer to Christ.
GriefShare meets on Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m. in E237-239. GriefShare is a christ-based support group for people that have experienced the loss of loved one.
Alzheimer Support Group meets on the second Wednesday of each month from 6:30 to 7:30pm in E103. Build a support system with people who understand. Alzheimer’s Association® support groups, conducted by trained facilitators, are a safe place for people living with dementia and their care partners to:
Develop a support system.
Exchange practical information on challenges and possible solutions.
Talk through issues and ways of coping.
Share feelings, needs, and concerns.
Learn about community resources.
Pre-registration is requested. Please contact the facilitator for meeting details:
Debbie Adam
(405) 245-0401
adam1954debbie@gmail.com