Youth Education
SUNDAY SCHOOL
K-2nd Grade - This class meets upstairs in our Education Building. They are always involved in something exciting - Great Stories, Good Music AND Fun Crafts!!
3rd-5th Grade - The 3rd-5th grade Sunday school class is studying the life of Jesus leading up to Easter. We will be learning how Jesus changed lives, what happened on Palm Sunday, and that everyone gets a second change and forgiveness with God - even Peter. Our Bible Stories will come from Luke, Mark, Matthew, and John. In our class, we read from our Bibles every Sunday. We also work in our work books, read skits that come from the Bible stories, do crafts, and play games. We are always ready for more class members. Come and join us!
6th-12th Grade - Lynne Bruce is currently teaching the Middle/High School Sunday School Class. This class has a very creative teaching approach. It has been noted that someone recently peeked in and the kids were drinking from baby bottles! They always have a good time and learn God's word in the process.
TRINITY YOUTH GROUPS
We have developed a growing youth program for school age children Kindergarten through 12th grade. Trinity's Youth Groups meet each Sunday evening from 5:00pm-6:30pm September thru May. They do not meet weekly during the summer months, but do plan summer activities. Come and be a part of our youth! All are welcome - so come and bring a friend!
Kindergarten - 5th Grade:
Kindergarten through 2nd Grade meet in the Fellowship Hall with Shea and Holly Hartsell. 3rd-5th Grade youth meet in the Family Life Center with Buddy and Margie O'Shields.
6th - 12th Graders:
The Middle & High School Youth Group (ages 6th through 12th grade) currently meet in the Family Life Center with youth leaders Shelly Black, Elizabeth Hyatt, Lynne Bruce, and Daniel Black each Sunday evening from 5:00pm-6:30pm.
TRINITY CONFIRMATION for 6th Graders
As children enter the 6th Grade they experience many changes in their life. The church offers a chance to experience their faith on a deeper level. The word confirmation means "with firmness." Confirmation seeks to make firm what has gone before. It is closely linked to and dependent upon all that has taken place in the individual's life already, including God's prevenient grace, the sacrament of baptism, the Christian nurture provided by parents and the faith community, and the ongoing activity of God's Spirit.