KINGDOM KIDS

Sunday School Program

This year, under the vision and leadership of our Pastor and Elders, our Sunday School program will be using Truth78. This theologically rich curriculum emphasizes the sovereignty of God, the authority of Scripture, and salvation by grace through faith in Christ. Its purpose is to help children grow in their understanding and love for God through comprehensive biblical study. Each lesson highlights God’s character, sovereignty, and the Gospel. The program encourages critical thinking, Scripture memorization, and the development of a biblical worldview. Designed for churches that prioritize doctrinal depth, it provides teachers with strong theological resources while fostering meaningful discipleship between children, parents, and church leadership.

Nursery (Birth – 36 months)

Even the youngest children can begin to experience God’s truth. In the nursery, infants and toddlers are nurtured in an environment marked by the presence of Christ (2 Corinthians 2:14). As children begin developing language, they are introduced to simple statements about God. Through repeated Bible stories and the reinforcement of foundational truths, our desire is to inspire the next generation to place their hope in God (Psalm 78:1–7). Prayer prompts and Scripture verses displayed in the nursery guide volunteers as they pray for each child, seeking alignment with the Father’s will.

Pre-Kindergarten & Kindergarten (Ages 4–5)

The Bible is more than a book of stories, yet its stories teach vital truths about God, humanity, and salvation. Preschoolers study the greatness of God in the Old Testament, gaining a big-picture understanding of who He is. Fifty-two Old Testament stories are presented chronologically, highlighting God’s unchanging character and consistent plan of redemption. Children are introduced to the foundations of Bible doctrine in a way that exalts God’s character and draws their hearts to Him.

Grades 1–3 (Ages 6–9)

Children in Grades 1–3 study God’s greatness and worth through a curriculum that uses the alphabet to introduce His attributes and character. Each lesson addresses three core questions: Who is God? What is He like? How should I respond to Him? Using a hands-on teaching aid called “The Blessing Box,” students discover a new attribute of God each week. They are then encouraged to consider how to rightly respond to Him—with love, honor, trust, and obedience—growing in their knowledge of a God who is truly worthy of worship.

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Early Birds Class (Ages 4–12)

The Early Birds class meets Sundays from 9:30 to 10:15 a.m. It is designed for children whose parents are serving in ministries or attending the Morning Prayer Group. The class follows a Bible-in-a-Year curriculum.