Music and Handbells for All Ages
Children's Bells
(3rd-5th grade) 4:15 pm to 5 pm
Handbell Room
(parents can pick up their children at 5 pm or study time will be offered in the Bell Room from 5 pm to 5:45 pm before Wednesday Night Dinner)
If your child goes to Thrasher, they can ride Bus 12 to church each Wednesday. Please send a note to Thrasher giving them permission to ride Bus 12 each Wednesday.
If your child goes to Nolan, there is a carpool. Contact Kristy Stewart for more information ([email protected])
Adult Bells
5 pm to 6 pm
Handbell Room
Cherub Choir
(age 3 to Pre-K)
6:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Children picked up in Crest Center after dinner
Chancel Choir
(11 am service choir)
7 pm to 8:30 pm
Choir Room
Children and Youth Programs
Children's Programs
Join us for Missions and Music in the Children's Area!
K-5 students will participate in missions opportunities and group music and drama.
Mrs. Rachel and Mrs. Chamar will pick up the children in the Crest Center after dinner.
Nursery and/or Cherub Choir is offered for infants through Preschool.
Adult Programs & Vesper Service
We offer several 6 to 8 week classes each semester as well as a Vespers Service with Communion in the Sanctuary.
See below for the course offerings and a video from Pastor Josh and Rebekah Ducote.
Fully Devoted
New 6 Week Class Offered on Wednesday Nights
Fully Devoted takes a look at what it means to be a fully devoted disciple of Christ. Each week we will use scripture to figure out what it means to follow Jesus and how to be His hands and feet in both the church and in our community.
This 6 week class will begin on August 28th and go through October 2nd. Class will meet in the Interpreter's Room (Room 401/433).
Class will be facilitated by Pastor Josh, Rebekah Ducote, and Kathy Robertson.
Other Adult Classes
Loft Classroom
Need a breather from a long week? Want to connect with other women and share tips and strategies for dealing with "life"? Join us for a laid back mid-week pick me up!
Room 307/308-Parks Classroom
When most people think about the book of Jonah, they think about a children’s story. Others think about a story they’ve heard so many times there could not possibly be anything new to learn from it. This study is designed to prove all those assumptions wrong!
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Room 401/433-Interpreter's Classroom
