Royal Rangers & MPact Girls:
Starting August 25th, 2021
Dinner is served every Wednesday Night at 5:15pm.
Children then participate in age-appropriate clubs from 6:15-7:45pm
This ministry runs from September 1st through May 18th
Children then participate in age-appropriate clubs from 6:15-7:45pm
This ministry runs from September 1st through May 18th
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For Preschoolers (3-5 Years Old)
Rainbows launches little hearts into the exciting journey of discovering God and His great love. Noah’s Ark provides an exciting theme for the Bible stories, crafts, full-color activity pages, and games for this preschool club.
Clubs for Girls- Mpact Girls
 Kindergarten
Using character stories and fun activities, Daisies lays a foundation for godly character with lessons on everything like believing, giving, obeying, and trusting.
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 1st-2nd Grade
In Prims, girls discover more about the Bible, Church, Community, Family, and Kindness through interactive object lessons, fun games, and character stories.
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 3rd-5th Grade
Stars is a fun club in which Girls continue to grow in their understanding of the Bible, Missions, and critical life skills. Meetings are full of fun games, crafts, and friendships. |
 6th-8th Grade
Friends is a club specifically designed for middle school aged girls. It provides girls a fun and safe environment to navigate their ever changing world.
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Clubs for Boys- Royal Rangers
Ranger Kids is an interactive club for boys K-2 grade. This club uses games, crafts, puppets, and stories to develop in young boys solid Christian Character at a level they can understand. Boys work on merit badges and advancement steps in order to earn the Gold Trail Award.
Discovery Rangers is a fun club for boys 3-5 grade. In this club, boys begin to focus on outdoor skills as well as important Biblical topics relating to godly manhood. Boys work on three types of merit badges; skill merits, leadership merits, and Bible merits. Boys work at their own pace as they strive to achieve the Gold Eagle Award.
Adventure Rangers is for boys 6-8 grade. It is here that boys expand on their outdoor skills, go camping, and focus on age appropriate topics relating to being a godly man. Boys continue to work on various merit badges and advancement steps in their quest to complete the Gold Medal of Achievement, the highest award a boy can earn in Royal Rangers.
