Sunday School

Sundays 10 AM

Sunday School provides weekly Bible study classes for men and women, boys and girls.  It is a time for believers to gather together as God’s family in mutual encouragement and support. The Salvation Army believes Sunday School to be a key element of a vital youth ministry and an important tool for building strong families.

Bible Study and Prayer Meetings

Thursdays 6 PM

Mid-week Prayer Service and Bible Study meetings are designed to be both spiritual and educational. This program offers a weekly time to study God’s Word and learn practical applications for the Bible’s teachings. It also includes a time of spiritual encouragement through prayer for the needs of individuals, families, the church, and communities.

Educational Programs

The Clubs’ various programs and activities are designed to prepare its youth members for a successful transition into adulthood. Qualified staff members work alongside community and parent volunteers to tutor and mentor members, as well as supervise structured activities which promote learning, personal growth and skills development.

While attending the club, each member is encouraged to utilize on-site resource libraries and up-to-date computer labs.

Throughout the year, club members participate in workshops focusing on such topics as job readiness, leadership skills, healthy lifestyle choices and community involvement.

Children’s Bible Study

Sundays 11 AM

Children are encouraged to learn the Bible through the interactive learning programs of Junior Church and Junior Soldiers. Both programs teach Biblical principles to children through games, stories, media presentations and lessons that teach children the essentials to building a personal relationship with Jesus. Our Junior Church program is open to children of all ages. The Junior Soldier program is designed for members of The Salvation Army ages 7-14. In addition to interactive Bible Study, this course provides instruction to children about Salvation Army doctrine and beliefs.

Boys & Girls Clubs

Working collectively with families, schools, and outside agencies, each Salvation Army Boys & Girls Club provides local youth ages 6 to 18, with:

A safe, positive, and nurturing after-school and summer environment,
A place where youth receive instructions in life skills for personal growth and development, and
Services to all youth regardless of ethnic background or economic status.

Recreational Programs

Sports and group recreational activities are a large part of the clubs’ programs. Supervised activities, which include basketball, football, cheerleading, arts and crafts, cooking, golf, and other such activities, strengthen social skills, encourage teamwork, and build leadership skills, while helping to build self-confidence.