Children & Youth Sabbath School Classes

In the beginners class, you'll find babies and toddlers up to two years old captivated by their teachers sharing Bible stories. Throughout the program, teachers engage the children with Bible songs and activities that enhance their lessons. Kids interact with puppets, felts , and other objects that pertain to the lesson. Amidst all the fun and singing, the children leave with powerful message: they have a Savior and a who loves them!

Similar to the beginners class, little ones aged 2-3 are engaged as their teachers bring Bible stories to life in exciting ways! With joyful songs and playful activities, teachers create a warm and inviting atmosphere that makes learning fun. Children get to interact with colorful puppets, soft felts, and special objects that help them understand the stories better, they may even begin to start memorizing short Bible texts. 

Kindergarten is designed for children aged 4 to 5. In this class, they enjoy singing with their teachers and engaging in a variety of Bible activities. You might observe teachers bringing the weekly Bible story to life with characters and scenery, allowing children to participate through Biblical costumes and acting. Through these lessons, children discover the depth of Jesus’ love for them and what it means to love others in return.

In the Primary 1 Sabbath School class, you'll find elementary-aged children, 6 to 7 years old. These students engage in lively singing and interactive activities centered around Jesus.  At this stage, they also participate in more complex tasks, such as creating crafts that illustrate the day's lesson. For instance, they might use playdough and popsicle sticks to bring to life Bible stories.

In the Primary 2 Sabbath School class, you'll find 8-9 years olds also singing and participating in interactive activities centered around Jesus. They also participate in more complex tasks, such as creating crafts that illustrate the day's lesson. For instance, they might use playdough and popsicle sticks to bring to life Bible stories.

By now, we’re getting to the classrooms with the older kids. Here, you’ll see 10-12 year-olds discussing their lesson with their teachers.

Though they don’t have as many hands-on activities as earlier classes, the juniors still enjoy learning from object lessons, puzzles, and other brain teasers as they grow in their relationship with Jesus.

In this classroom, you'll encounter a group of young teenagers, 13 to 14. They will explore Bible passages, reflect the week's lesson, and discover valuable insights from history, and nonfiction stories. The programs designed for this age group aim to guide students in making positive choices and living lives centered around Christ.

Our Youth class is designed for high school students aged 15 to 18. In this space, the teacher guides students through in-depth discussions of the Bible, pointing them to relevant verses that connect with the lesson at hand. Expect hear plenty of questions from the students, as they are encouraged to explore and challenge ideas about the Bible and its relevance to lives.