Children's Ministries
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Online Bible Time
Jacob Bible Study We will start a six week Bible study on Jacob on, Wednesday, May 20 at 1:00 p.m. on Zoom. Look in your e-mail for the Zoom link and look in your Postal mail for coming supplies. Our regular schedule that we hope to return to soon is:
Children’s Sunday Schedule
Children's Fellowship (Grades 1-5) meets at 5:00 p.m. for Snack Supper in the J. O. Smith Building, followed by Children’s Fellowship at 5:30 p.m. in the Sharp Building. Children’s Choir will then go to the Sanctuary at 6:05 p.m. to warm up and do the final rehearsal for the Service of Lessons and Carols at 7:00 p.m. Children’s Wednesday Schedule Children’s Worship Arts meets at 6:25 p.m. in the Drama Room to warm up and get dressed for your Children’s Christmas Musical at 6:45 p.m. |
Bainbridge FUMC has a dynamic and engaging children’s ministry. We desire for all children to experience the life-changing power of Christ. We have Sunday morning activities for preschool ages through 5th grade. In the “Children’s” area of our website, you’ll find more information about our children’s activities, along with choir opportunities under the “Music Ministry” menu.
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Sunday Mornings
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At Bainbridge FUMC, we desire to nurture your child, assisting you in bringing them to a solid understanding of what it means to be a Christian. We focus on who God is and how he interacts with each of us.
Similar to our blended approach of traditional and contemporary worship styles, our children’s ministries combine various formats for Sunday School and a more contemporary format for Children’s Walk Out during worship service. |
The following classes are available:
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Sunday Evenings - Children's Fellowship
Sunday evenings, children, 1st grade through 5th grade are invited to join in a time of fellowship and learning. Come join in various studies throughout the year discovering God's Word and how to make him come alive in your heart and life. We begin at 5:00 p.m. with Snack Supper and move at 5:30 p.m. to begin our study and fellowship time.
Nursery
Bainbridge FUMC has a fully staffed nursery with quality caretakers providing a fun and nurturing environment for children, from infants to 3 years old. The nursery is open for all worship services and outside activities as needed. Located in “Gladtown” (children’s ministries building), parents can easily drop off their children before services.
Our nursery is Safe Sanctuaries compliant with all staff and volunteers undergoing an extensive background check. A safe, caring, and active environment, visitors to Bainbridge FUMC will find that their children are in good hands as they enjoy our worship services. Please contact our nursery director, Ida Cooksey, with any question you may have.
Our nursery is Safe Sanctuaries compliant with all staff and volunteers undergoing an extensive background check. A safe, caring, and active environment, visitors to Bainbridge FUMC will find that their children are in good hands as they enjoy our worship services. Please contact our nursery director, Ida Cooksey, with any question you may have.
Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School
Our Mission to Mars and Beyond begins on Sunday, June 16, at 5:30 p.m. We are doing things a little differently this year. We are going to have VBS at night. The dates are Sunday, June 16-Wednesday, June 19. Blast-off time is at 5:30 p.m. and our daily mission will be completed at 8:00 p.m. You can join in the mission if you are 3 years old to a rising 5th grader. Registration forms are available in the back of the Sanctuary, on the table by the Church Office, on the table outside Reynold’s Chapel or on the welcome desk in the J. O. Smith Building.
Our Mission to Mars and Beyond begins on Sunday, June 16, at 5:30 p.m. We are doing things a little differently this year. We are going to have VBS at night. The dates are Sunday, June 16-Wednesday, June 19. Blast-off time is at 5:30 p.m. and our daily mission will be completed at 8:00 p.m. You can join in the mission if you are 3 years old to a rising 5th grader. Registration forms are available in the back of the Sanctuary, on the table by the Church Office, on the table outside Reynold’s Chapel or on the welcome desk in the J. O. Smith Building.
Summer Rest and Road Trips
During the summer break, the children gather together on Wednesdays to participate in fun activities at the church or take fun day trips out of town.
Rest and Road Trips – Summer 2019
July 10 - All American Fun Park in Albany, GA
July 17 - Craft Day at the Church
July 24 - “Lion King” Movie in Tallahassee, FL
July 31 - Water World in Dothan, AL
Rest and Road Trips – Summer 2019
July 10 - All American Fun Park in Albany, GA
July 17 - Craft Day at the Church
July 24 - “Lion King” Movie in Tallahassee, FL
July 31 - Water World in Dothan, AL
Summer Camps at Epworth By The Sea
2019 Summer Camps at Epworth By The Sea
Don’t miss out on the opportunity for your child to spend a week away from normal everyday life in the beauty of God’s creation with people who seek to share Christ in the everyday. Register today for Camp Connect, the camping ministry of the South Georgia Conference.
With an “Upside Down” theme this summer, a week at Camp Connect will teach campers how to turn the world upside down for Jesus. Diving into scripture and sharing life stories will show them they can make an impact for Christ in their own schools and communities.
“My prayer, as each camper registration comes through, is that everyone will have the opportunity to encounter Christ in a powerful, life-changing way during their week at camp,” said Suzanne Akins, Camp Director. “There is something so rare and unique about shutting down technology, looking eye to eye with people, sharing meals, laughing, playing, and worshipping together day after day, night after night.”
Each morning at camp begins with a Morning Show, an interactive, high-energy gathering with music, skits, and announcements for the day. From there, each team's day is filled with swimming, marsh walks, trips to the beach, fishing, Bible studies, art, and indoor/outdoor games. Each evening is a camp-wide activity bringing out the best of competitions. Camp closes each night with a worship service of meaningful skits, powerful music, testimonies, and relevant speakers.
College students who are committed to serving Christ through working with children and youth during the summer are the full-time camp counselors. Each staff member has been interviewed by the Camp Ministry Team, passed a background check, attended 10 days of training, and is supervised by Camp Director Suzanne Akins.
Each week of summer camp costs $315. Here are the dates for this year’s camps:
Elementary Camps for students entering grade 4-5
Session 1: July 8-12 (registration deadline June 24)
Session 2: July 15-19 (registration deadline July 1)
For more information or to register, visit www.campconnectumc.org or call 912-638-8626.
Don’t miss out on the opportunity for your child to spend a week away from normal everyday life in the beauty of God’s creation with people who seek to share Christ in the everyday. Register today for Camp Connect, the camping ministry of the South Georgia Conference.
With an “Upside Down” theme this summer, a week at Camp Connect will teach campers how to turn the world upside down for Jesus. Diving into scripture and sharing life stories will show them they can make an impact for Christ in their own schools and communities.
“My prayer, as each camper registration comes through, is that everyone will have the opportunity to encounter Christ in a powerful, life-changing way during their week at camp,” said Suzanne Akins, Camp Director. “There is something so rare and unique about shutting down technology, looking eye to eye with people, sharing meals, laughing, playing, and worshipping together day after day, night after night.”
Each morning at camp begins with a Morning Show, an interactive, high-energy gathering with music, skits, and announcements for the day. From there, each team's day is filled with swimming, marsh walks, trips to the beach, fishing, Bible studies, art, and indoor/outdoor games. Each evening is a camp-wide activity bringing out the best of competitions. Camp closes each night with a worship service of meaningful skits, powerful music, testimonies, and relevant speakers.
College students who are committed to serving Christ through working with children and youth during the summer are the full-time camp counselors. Each staff member has been interviewed by the Camp Ministry Team, passed a background check, attended 10 days of training, and is supervised by Camp Director Suzanne Akins.
Each week of summer camp costs $315. Here are the dates for this year’s camps:
Elementary Camps for students entering grade 4-5
Session 1: July 8-12 (registration deadline June 24)
Session 2: July 15-19 (registration deadline July 1)
For more information or to register, visit www.campconnectumc.org or call 912-638-8626.
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