Many of us believe that children are our future. Children are the church’s future. Therefore, the church, parents and teachers have the responsibility to nurture and train them to become strong future members and leaders. How about the present? Should we not begin our training now instead of pressing the pause button on children? Research shows that if people do not accept Jesus as their Savior before they reach their teenage years, the chance of accepting Him later is very slim.
Children’s Ministries engages children in their formative years not only will build a strong church today, but will keep the church strong into the future.
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The Realness of God
“The Realness of God” is the theme of this year’s Children’s Day program scheduled for October 3rd. All parents of children in Children’s Church are asked to meet for a brief 10‑minute gathering immediately after church on Sabbath, September 12, 2026.
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The Future Unfolding
The Future Unfolding is an explorative journey through Bible prophecy that will take place at Belvedere on October 2nd – 31st, 2026 at 7pm. Invite your family and friends to this exciting series.
- How do you feel when someone you love is sick? What do you do? “I pray that you may enjoy good health.” 3 JOHN 2, NIV. We serve God when we pray for the sick.
- Have you ever been scared of something, like a loud thunderstorm or a big dog? Elisha’s servant was afraid. But Elisha knew what to do. “Pray for each other.” JAMES 5:16, NIV. We help others when we pray for them.
- Do you think God knows about the tiniest ant crawling along? He does. He cares about little things. A long time ago God showed someone how much He cared about a little thing. “Serve each other with love.” GALATIANS 5:13, ICB. We can help others, even in s
- Do you complain about what’s for supper? I hope not! But I think if you were a student at the school Elisha visited, you might have a good reason to complain about the stew. “For I will surely show you kindness.” 2 SAMUEL 9:7, NIV God helps us see and sup
- Have you ever visited a friend’s house and been given good food to eat and a comfortable place to sleep? A woman did that for Elisha. “If one falls down, his friend can help him up.” ECCLESIASTES 4:10, NIV God’s people are kind to one another.
- I serve God when I am kind to those invited to my home. “Share with God’s people who are inneed. Practice hospitality” (Romans 12:13, NIV).
- God helps me care for my family. ‘“Let us do good to all people, especially to those who belong to the family of believers” (Galatians 6:10, NIV).
- God helps me to forgive others. “ ‘Forgive, and you will be forgiven’ ”(Luke 6:37, NIV).
- God helps me to be faithful no matter what happens. “ ‘Well done, good and faithful servant! You have been faithful with a few things; I will put you in charge of many things’ ” (Matthew 25:23, NIV).
- When I obey God, I make the right choices in my community. “Hold on to what you have, so that no one will take your crown”(Revelation 3:11, NIV).
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