Our 9:30 a.m. hour is a dedicated time for rest, connection, and learning.

We hope you can find space for what you need during this hour, whether that’s meeting with friends, sitting in quiet, or learning in a topical and interesting class. Find what works for you!

Kids and Students

Sunday School Program

Our annual Sunday school program runs from August through May, and is offered for all kids 2 years old and up at 9:30 a.m. found in the maps below.

Learn more about our Nursery and Children’s Ministry, Club 56 (5th & 6th Graders), and Student Ministry (7th grade and up). All kids and students Kindergarten and older meet in their designated rooms, found below.

These age groups meet on the first floor:

  • Infants: newborn through walking steadily

  • Toddlers: walkers through 2-year-olds

  • Little Lambs: 2-year-olds by Sept. 30

  • Little Lions: 3-year-olds by Sept. 30 (and potty trained!)

These age groups meet on the second floor:

  • Little Eagles: 4 and 5 year olds, and Pre-K

  • Kindergarten - 4th Grade

  • Student Ministry (7th-12th Grade)

Club 56 (5th - 6th Grade) meet in the basement.

Prayer Room

Room 205, found within the Library (Room 204) is our dedicated prayer room. During the 9:30 hour, there is someone available to join you in prayer for intercession for the needs of our church, nation and world, as well as individual burdens. All are welcome.

Adult Classes

Summer sunday discipleship

Our Sunday school classes, typically offered at 9:30 a.m., are paused for the summer. Fall kickoff details coming soon.

This summer, we encourage you to consider how you can be intentional with the change of pace in your Sunday discipleship rhythm. Here are a few ideas to get you started:

  • Get brunch or lunch with friends from church - or someone new!

  • Bring a packed lunch and hang at the playground.

  • Plan to go to a park with some friends from your parish area after church.

  • Ask a friend to meet to pray for a local or global missions partner

  • Pick another Third family and go and serve together (i.e. collecting trash at your local park, picking vegetables at Shalom Farms, hosting a block brunch for your neighbors, etc.) 

  • Or, perhaps, sleep! Rest is important! 

We look forward to hearing how God works in and through you this summer.

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