Sunday School is offered for all ages from 9:45 – 10:45am.*
As with every avenue of ministry at Mercy, the Sunday School hour is an opportunity to both gather and equip. As an opportunity to gather, relationships are deepened and we also learn from one another. As an opportunity to equip, this time allows us to focus on a wide variety of biblical, theological, and practical matters in a systematic way over a course of years.
Everyone is welcomed to these classes, and we encourage families to consider this ministry as an opportunity for you and your children to grow in knowledge and understanding of the gospel.
*Sunday School breaks for the summer, as well as a few weeks in the winter and one-Sunday breaks intermittently. See calendar below.
Contact: Kate Rigg ( view in directory)
Our children’s Sunday School classes begin at age 2 and progress through material from Great Commissions Publications.
We are currently on a break for the summer. Sunday School will return in September.
If you have children from age 2 through 5th grade, please complete this registration form for each child. This will allow us to plan our class rosters and be prepared to serve your children right from the first day.
We look forward to a new year of Sunday School, from 9:45-10:45am, beginning September 13 for Pre-K through 12th Grade. (Adult Sunday School begins the following week, on September 20). […]
For more information about Sunday School for the whole family, see MercyPres.org/Sunday-School.
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