Jesus said, "Let the little children come to me..."
Matthew 19:14
Our heart is to champion children and youth and help build faith for future generations. We offer a wide range of programs designed to bring Christ into the lives of young people.
These offerings include age-appropriate Sunday School classes, an optional Nursery for children under five during worship, and a Children's Church program for pre-fifth graders where they are dismissed during the service for dedicated lessons and activities.
We also run formal weekday programs, including the Methodist Day School (MDS) and Parent's Day Out (PDO), and hosts outreach events such as Vacation Bible School (VBS) during the summer. With dedicated staff like Directors Kim Pfaff (PDO) and Stephanie Randall (MDS), and Youth Minister Jared Yanez, our ministries for kids are rooted in nurturing a lifelong relationship with Christ.
Our philosophy is to create a welcoming environment where young people are met where they are in their spiritual development, allowing them to explore faith while knowing that their curiosity, doubts, and questions are welcomed by a God who loves them unconditionally.
Young people are not just as the future of the church, but the church today.
These offerings include age-appropriate Sunday School classes, an optional Nursery for children under five during worship, and a Children's Church program for pre-fifth graders where they are dismissed during the service for dedicated lessons and activities.
We also run formal weekday programs, including the Methodist Day School (MDS) and Parent's Day Out (PDO), and hosts outreach events such as Vacation Bible School (VBS) during the summer. With dedicated staff like Directors Kim Pfaff (PDO) and Stephanie Randall (MDS), and Youth Minister Jared Yanez, our ministries for kids are rooted in nurturing a lifelong relationship with Christ.
Our philosophy is to create a welcoming environment where young people are met where they are in their spiritual development, allowing them to explore faith while knowing that their curiosity, doubts, and questions are welcomed by a God who loves them unconditionally.
Young people are not just as the future of the church, but the church today.
