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Children's Ministry
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The Children's Ministry can be separated into three major components; Sunday School,
Children's Church, and Wednesday Family Night.
Sunday School:
Emmanuel Assembly of God has Sunday School classes for each and every age group.
Visit the Sunday School section of this
website to get details on what the various classes are studying. Sunday School starts
at 9:30am. |
Children's Church:
The Children's Church program takes place during the Sunday morning service
after Sunday School and serves three age groups:
1. Pre-school class for children 4 and 5 years old
2. Kindergarten class for children presently in Kindergarten
3. Junior Children's Church for children in 1st through 6th grade
The various classes
teach God's Word as it is written in a manner that is appropriate for their level
of understanding. Concepts like God's Love and Jesus as the Way, the Truth, and
the Life are taught with great sincerity to our young attendees. We also stress
giving, worship, and the fruits of the Spirit. |
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Wednesday Family Night:
On Wednesdays, we have Royal Rangers and
MPact classes.
Royal Rangers is a program for boys that teaches them what it takes to be a mighty
man of valor for God. Missionettes is a program for girls that teaches them how
to become strong women fully devoted to Jesus. The Royal Rangers and Missionettes
are broken up into various classes to reach the different age groups of children.
Both groups have many activities throughout the year for the children, such as sleepovers
and special trips.
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Aside from the above major components of the Children's Ministry, Emmanuel Assembly
of God also conducts Kid's Crusades, Vacation Bible School, Christmas musicals,
summer camps, and more.
As you can see, we take Children's Ministry seriously and
want to reach out to children inside and outside our church. |
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As an example of how serious we take our children's education departments, the pictures on the right are from our recent Promotion Sunday where we
recognize children's accomplishments and promote them on to higher classes. |
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