Next Gen
We call it GAME – God And Me Eternally. This time for children runs concurrently with the Sunday Morning Service at 9am. All kids are welcome, with moms and dads if you prefer!
GAME aims to be the best 60 minutes of your child’s week. Teachers are trained and teach from an exciting curriculum. We offer a social programme that ensures our children have fun at church as well as learning.
All teachers are trained through the George Whitefield College Explore Course, witch module 1 being a prerequisite for those who want to teach. Part of their training includes assistingin class first before leading a lesson.
GAME lessons start with all kids together. We share news of the week, sing a few songs and pray together before splitting into different age groups to teach the kids at a level appropriate for their stage of life.
We hold family services occasionaly. These services are child-friendly and give the younger members of the church a chance to serve the whole congregation. We also put on a Christmas play each year.
Church needs to be a place of fellowship but also a place where parents and families feel welcome. Christ’s love must be taught as well as shown to our children and we try our utmost to ensure our kids enjoy themselves as they learn from God’s word.
All children’s workers are subject to the requirements of the Children’s Act, 2005 and the Children’s Amendment Act, 2007. They have each signed their commitment to maintain its standards.
Teens Ministry
We have a growing teens ministry that meets during our 9AM services on a Sunday. The aim of our teens group is to be less structured and more conversational, opening up the opportunity for questions around Christianity, faith and Jesus. We encourage questions of all types, and our teachers are adequately equipped to answer these questions - and the ones they can't? They diligently seek out answers for those questions for the next week.
Like our kid’s ministry, all teachers are encouraged to do the George Whitefield College Explore course, with Module 1 being the minimum requirement for all teachers, ensuring good, biblical teaching of all our young people.
All children’s workers are subject to the requirements of the Children’s Act, 2005 and the Children’s Amendment Act, 2007. They have each signed their commitment to maintain its standards.