Bethel Church

Our Children's Ministry Sunday School program is for children 2 years through 6th grade.

We desire to be a support to parents by offering a dynamic ministry to their children. Our goal is to help children learn about God, develop a relationship with Him, and walk in His ways.

SUNDAY SCHOOL | 9:15 AM

Ages 2-4 | 1st Floor (downstairs in the 3's & 4's room)

SUNDAY SCHOOL | 11 AM

Kids 2 years-2nd Grade | 1st Floor (downstairs)

Kids 3rd-6th Grade | 3rd Floor (upstairs)

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Join Us!

Bring your kids, your stories, your needs, and your friends, and we'll provide the space and the coffee for a casual, monthly meet-up to make new connections, grow relationships, and relax with other moms while the kids play.
All children are welcome (tots through teens), and you do not need to attend Bethel to join!
During the school year, from September to May, we will meet on the second Saturday of each month from 10-Noon at Bethel Church in the Children's area downstairs.

Younger children will play in the area near us, and the youth room will be available to teens (offering foosball, pool, ping-pong, and board games)!

Childcare is not provided, and a parent must remain onsite.

Contact Sabrina Owsley with any questions at 907-460-7700. We look forward to meeting you!

Children's Sunday School Curriculum

In Sunday School, kids ages 2-6th Grade are using The Gospel Project curriculum. This curriculum goes through the entire Bible from Genesis to Revelation, and the kids hear how the lessons point to the Gospel each week!

Unit 17: Hope At Home

After 70 years, the exile was over, and God brought His people home to Judah. Through the prophet Zechariah, God spoke a message of hope to His people about what would happen in the future. The people began to rebuild the temple so that they would have a place to worship God. Years later in Persia, God used Esther to save His people through her bravery and sacrifice.

Unit 18: Hope To Come

Nehemiah led God’s people to return home from exile and rebuild Jerusalem’s walls. Ezra began teaching God’s Word, and the people vowed to faithfully obey God. Malachi—the last Old Testament prophet—reminded the people of God’s love for them. Malachi also warned God’s people to repent of their disobedience and pointed them to the coming Messiah.