Education Ministry

Objective: To provide educational opportunities for members of the Church to reach their potential through education and service to the community and the Church.

Educational Training

The Church also embodies several other units of Christian development and growth in response to the building of God's Kingdom.  These units include Sunday school, Bible Study classes, Bible Institute and affiliations in local and national church organizations both   at home and aboard.  These components also include your ministry programs and vacation Bible school for the youth of the Church.

The Sunday School component is divided according to age groups  They include pre-school for children ages one to five.  The   second group, the "middlers", focuses on children ages 6-10.  The third group, junior is geared for children 10-13.  The forth group, teens included, boys and girls ages 14-18.  The fifth group focuses on adults, men and women of age ranges.  These groups are designed   to study the word of God form prescribed lesson plans every Sunday for approximately one-hour.  Children are taught various lessons both from a Biblical perspective to daily application of basic Christian foundations.  At the end of each year, the children are  promoted to the next class or age group where they learn more and more about he goodness of Christ.

The second component of the Church is Bible Study classes.  These classes are very rich in the word, knowledge and application of the life of Jesus Christ.  They are held three times a week.  Each week, the leader prepares a series of lessons to focus on the written word of God and assists the members in a better understanding of the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ.

The Bible Institutes are designed for lay-members to become and grow more in the word of God, Special topics include but are not limited to discipleship, Old and New testament studies and other general scriptural analysis.  These institutes assist Christians in   gaining a broader knowledge of the word of God.

The Christian Church grows and broadens its capacity to reach other who are unsaved by becoming more involved in local and national programs of the Baptist faith.  Members are encouraged to use local and national organizational programs as a means to   learn more about the work and work of God.  Classes on various components of the Christian Church such as music ministry, role of Deacons and Trustees, youth training, Sunday school administration, and Vacation Bible school are held annually to promote the   work of God.