Our GPS Children’s Program meets every Tuesday at 6:00 p.m., here at WEBC!
Through teaching, music, and games, kids age 3 and up learn about the Gospel, God, the Bible, and having good relationships with Jesus Christ and with others.
We all need some direction in our lives today - especially our children.
Ages 3-5
Our preschool children at GPS learn stories from "The Biggest Story" curriculum.
"The Biggest Story" is a great resource to teach even our youngest students the stories of the Bible, from the garden of Eden to the return of Jesus Christ. Through songs, crafts, and story time, our little ones learn of the love of Jesus and hear the lessons from God's Word.
GPS provides a great time for our little ones to begin their own journey to faith in Jesus Christ.
1st through 5th grade
We use "The Biggest Story" curriculum for our grade school age children.
"The Biggest Story" leads kids on an exciting journey through the Bible, from the garden of Eden to the return of Christ. This fun curriculum based on the book draws kids into Scripture and helps them grasp its overarching message of redemption. Designed for children in a Sunday school or children's church context, these engaging lesson materials help teach kids 104 Bible stories that will help them understand God's plan to redeem the world through his Son, Jesus Christ. With songs, stories, and some fun and games, too, we hope to instill a love of Christ and others in our kids!
6th through 12th grade
This year, we're using the YM360 curriculum, "Activate" for our youth. Following is an introduction from YM360:
It’s easy for our students to lapse into being “good” people. Faith gets boiled down to simple morality. This legalistic way of thinking leads to a life where “checking the boxes” of the ways students think Christians are supposed to act replaces an active faith relationship with Jesus. Paul challenges us to turn from this way of thinking. In Colossians 3, Paul urges us to take off the kind of life that is lived apart from Jesus and to put on our new life in Christ. It’s a great challenge for your students, especially as they prepare to kick-off this year of Bible study.