Children’s Program
Ginny Arce Read Bio
Nursery (Ages 0-2) – W106
Welcome all God’s little lambs! This year we will offer a Beginner program highlighting God’s powerful Word in His amazing creation.
Ruthie Reeves Read Bio
Kindergarten (Ages 3-6) – W110A
This year, Kindergarten will be learning about the power of God’s Word in creation. Through exciting Bible stories, activities, crafts, and more, we will discover the power of God’s Word, not just during the week of creation, but also in our own lives.
Renee Dodson Read Bio
Primary (Ages 7-9) – W110B
This year’s Primary theme is: The Reformation. We will talk about the Protestant reformers who stood for the right, led in revival, and changed the history of the world by the power of the Word. The great Protestant principles of the primacy of Scripture, righteousness by faith, and liberty of conscience will be woven throughout our time together. You will be inspired!
Deborah Kyle Read Bio
Junior (Ages 10-12) – W108A
Join our class to explore the miracles of Jesus through songs, stories, and art. You especially won’t want to miss the exclusive watercolor sessions. Every word spoken and every miracle performed by Jesus attested to His infinite love for all humanity. Jesus made the blind man see, the deaf man hear, and the dead man live again. It’s no less of a miracle when He heals our hearts and minds from the injury of sin. All have the opportunity to be “Healed By His Word.”
Shastina Rodriguez Read Bio
Earliteen (Ages 13-15) – W109A
What distinguishes the Bible from other books? POWER! The Bible is the only book that has actual power to turn the ideal into reality. In it, God SPEAKS things into existence. The Bible is God Breathed. Why not tap into God’s power and turn your potential to success? This year Earliteens will learn to read and use God’s Word to, not only navigate through life, but achieve and overcome.
Gleny Jigi Cherian Read Bio
Youth (Ages 16-19) – W109B
Our theme, “I Am That He Says I Am,” focuses on the journey of finding identity in Christ and in community by addressing some crucial questions: Why am I Seventh day Adventist? Is the church still relevant or are its teachings outdated? How do I survive and thrive in this world while being faithful to God’s principles? And how do I navigate the ever-changing social network? Through intentional peer-to-peer conversations, powerful messages, and testimonies—as well as practical “life hacks”—we aim to guide you into knowing how to study the Word and apply its teachings to navigate through our existential dilemmas.