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Mrs. Nanette wants to encourage YOU, parents! A new, encouraging video FOR PARENTS will be posted each Wednesday evening on the Preschool Facebook page or find all the videos here!

Join the preschool ministry on a scavenger Hunt! As you find the items, take a picture, post it, and tag @preschoolministry. We look forward to following your hunt!

Find Bible story resources, child friendly activities and updates in our Preschool Facebook page. Click the link below to find our Facebook page! http://Facebook.com/preschoolministry

Neighborhood Chalk Board Follow these steps to participate in our next activity! (If your chalk supply is low – pick some up from the Wade building porch or the corner of Rushing Meadow Ct. & Harder Dr.) Step1: Share positive messages with your neighbors! On your driveway, sidewalk, or street… Read More →

A preschool listening guide is available each week.  This guide includes three key words from the sermon to help them learn to listen and worship. Check Facebook one Saturday evening for each Sunday’s words!

Join the Preschool Ministry as we focus on and learn a “preschool friendly” Bible verse each month. There are cards available on at the Check-In Counter in the Preschool Space. The verse for May is: “God will help you.” Isaiah 41:10

Buy your child/children their own Bible. Encourage them to take it with them to Sunday school. Read the Sunday school Bible story from their own Bible at bed time. Read Bible story books, watch Bible story movies and play Christian music. All of this will help show the importance of… Read More →

Is It Well? “Marriage in Tough Times” by Dr. Josh Stowe   Remember the scene.  Flowers were arranged.  Family and friends gathered.  Everyone was dressed for the occasion.  You stood at the altar holding hands.  You declared your love for one another.  You exchanged rings and said your vows.  You… Read More →

All in the Family by Dr. Josh Stowe               Families are always an adventure.  As a child, I grew-up in a family of seven.  There were two parents, four boys, and a girl.  At one point in our history, we shared three bedrooms, one bathroom, one kitchen, one living… Read More →

by Dr. Josh Stowe Over the past few days, I have heard people say that we’re living into a “new normal.”  But this is anything but normal.  In many ways, the world still feels upside down.  Students have been told that they will finish the semester at home.  Businesses are… Read More →