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Starting on Wednesday, January 14th KIDS Rock will be kicking off its Spring Semester and what a semester it will be! Can you think of a better way to learn about God than with Super Heroes? During this semester we will be teaching the superpowers of confidence, forgiveness, courage, self-control, and compassion. Every week we will reveal a TRUE HERO from the Bible: Elijah, Daniel, Esau, Esther, Gideon, and David. But Jesus is THE ULTIMATE HERO of this semester! At the end of this series, every child will clearly hear what it means to put his or her faith in Jesus, THE ULTIMATE HERO who gave His life to save us all. We want kids to know that they can turn to the Bible as a source of POWER and that by trusting God, they can be superheroes too!
Starts: January 14th
Time: 7:00-8:30 pm
Where: Red Mountain Community Church (P-12)
One of the things that I thought about over and over again when wanting to start 252 Basics for our Elementary kids was “are our kids growing in their relationship with Jesus?” I knew they were learning something but I never knew if it was enough. Working in Children’s ministry has helped me to realize the importance of parent involvement with their child’s spiritual growth. We understand that what kids are learning about Jesus at home is far more important than what is learned here at the church. Each week we only have maybe an hour with each child, so our impact can only go so far. One way that we are attempting to help our kids grow beyond Sunday morning is through “Devos” or “God Time Cards”. These are designed to help each child learn more about what they heard on Sunday throughout the week. I think our kids are going to take great strides in their knowledge and understanding of Jesus and how He wants us to live through these times in the week. So parents, if your child is seeking help or direction please help leave a lasting spiritual legacy with your child.
