Our Curriculum
ICC Kids Ministry uses the Gospel Project Curriculum to teach our kids how the whole Bible points to God’s plan to rescue His people through His Son, Jesus Christ. We currently offer classes for birth-elementary school.
Our elementary aged kids (1st-5th grade) will leave the service during the sermon for an age-appropriate lesson. They will start the service with their family for worship and then return again for worship at the end. This allows them to start to see corporate worship modeled while also learning about the gospel in a way that meets them where they are at.
Below is some information on what the kids are currently learning as well as the songs they sing in class:
Preschool/Kindergarten WEEKLY Topics:
August 2 - Jesus Loves Little Children (Matthew 19)
August 9 - Lazarus (John 11)
August 16 - Jesus Sends the Holy Spirit (and review the Easter Story) Acts 2
August 23 - Philip Meets an Official from Africa (Acts 8)
August 30 - Saul is Knocked to the Ground (Acts 8)
September 6 - Peter Sees a Blanket (Acts 10)
September 13 - Paul Tells the World (Acts 2, 13)
September 20 - Jesus Opens the Book (Revelation)
lower elementary WEEKLY Topics:
Unit 30
Unit Description: As the church began, Peter played a key role, following the example Jesus had set. Like Jesus, Peter preached the gospel, healed people, and confronted sin—all so that others might come to know Christ, too.
Big Picture Question: We tell others about Jesus so they will hear and believe the good news.
August 9 - Peter Preached in Jerusalem (Acts 2)
August 16 - Peter Healed a Man (Acts 3)
August 23 - Peter Continued to Preach (Acts 4)
August 30 - Peter Confronted Sin (Acts 4-5)
September 6 - LABOR DAY WEEKEND - NO CLASS
September 13 - We Are to Tell Others About Jesus (Romans 5)
elementary assembly CURRICULUM:
This curriculum is from Truth78. (visit Truth78.org for more information about the curriculum.)
Unit Overview: "To Be Like Jesus" answers important questions about salvation and sanctification by explaining elements of the Gospel message, its purpose, and its promises. The curriculum uses the order of salvation from Romans 8:29-30.