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Children are a precious gift from God. We value our children and offer age appropriate ministries for them and their parents. We believe we have a responsibility given by God as the church to disciple our children in the ways of God.  We have many caring adults who are available to assist in our different Childrens' ministries.  If you are a parent with children we want to help you. Some of the ministries include: Sunday School Classes Crib Nursery Toddler Nursery Childrens' Church VBS Annual Easter Egg Hunt Annual Neighborhood Celebration   Family Information Crosswalk.com - Parenting The Seasons of Parenting Parenting expert Dr. John Rosemond discusses how God designed child-rearing to unfold in seasons and why it is vital for parents to alter their parenting approach to match their child's developmental season. Motherhood in the Bible: A High Calling The treatment of women in the Middle East today has left many with the impression that this is the way women were treated in biblical times. But is this true? How does the Bible really portray women, and more specifically, mothers? Reflections in the Mirror: Healing from Your Mother's Mistakes Mother's Day brings back fond memories for many, but not everyone has a positive relationship with their mom. Jan Coates shares her own difficult childhood and gives insights on coming to terms with your parents' failings to become a healthy parent to your own children. Every Mother’s a Working Mother While motherhood can look easy, the irony is this: while lots of important people in important places conduct important business every day, the truly most important work in the world is going on at home, where the CEO is mommy... In the "No" on Abstinence Education Who could argue that, when it comes to sex education, our teenagers should be taught to say “no”? Considering what’s at stake -- and because we love them and want what’s best for them -- nothing short of a clear-cut abstinence message will do. But in the rarified air of a congressional hearing room, it’s another matter... "Speed Racer" Has Low Impact Despite Spectacular Effects Directed by the Wachowski brothers—the duo behind the Matrix trilogy—Speed Racer is another visual wonder, but it’s doubtful its impact on future films will come anywhere close to that of the Matrix films. Better Luck Next Time for “Iron Man” During a preview screening, squeals upon the first full look at Iron Man were a resounding signal as to what the audience had come to see—not Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark. No, this man of steel—"titanium alloy" Stark specifies—is the star of the show. “Made of Honor” Glamorizes Sex without Commitment Made of Honor is basically the equivalent of 1997’s My Best Friend’s Wedding. But instead of Julia Roberts doing all the scheming, we’ve got Patrick Dempsey as the single guy who doesn’t realize what he’s got until it’s (almost) gone. Big Laughs but Troubling Morality in “Baby Mama” Former Saturday Night Live star and screenwriter (of Mean Girls) Tina Fey has perfected the role of a successful working woman who longs for a baby in her role as Liz Lemon on the NBC sitcom 30 Rock. Now Fey finds similar success with Baby Mama. “Expelled” Promotes Intriguing Intelligent Design Dialogue If those who write off intelligent design as nothing more than conservative, right-wing rhetoric would be willing to put aside their notions, they may be surprised by the provocative dialogue that’s been initiated in Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed. Bullied Victims and Overprotection Shy children need reasons to be more comfortable in social settings. How To Earn Respect and Power, Kids Yesterday I spoke to classes of fourth and fifth graders about writing. My message? Writing well is the best way to get the kind of power and respect everyone wants and needs. They Are Called Playboys For A Reason I am confessing a personal regret to plead with any young man who might read this to not get hooked by the “playboy” lure. I did. I regret that. I used to read (?) the magazine on a regular basis when I was single. It is easy to rationalize that Playboy is “classier” than other men’s magazines. That is a tough one to reconcile with Scripture. The text does not read that the wages of sin are calculated on a sliding scale based on the degree of sophistication of the sin. A cable tv show reminded me again of the dangers of this "philosophy" that seems so enticing. The Power of Ancient People As our teens enter high school, it's even more important for them to spend time with grandparents -- or with grey-haired, big-hearted substitutes. TAKING ON THE TYRANTS OF TOLERANCE As the envelope of tolerance is pushed past the breaking point it is time for clear thinking, true academic freedom loving people to push back. Now is the time for people who believe in the free exchange of ideas and the freedom of expression that is guaranteed in the First Amendment to stand together against the advance of the thought police. An attempt to protect academic freedom in the Florida legislature was turned back last week but similar legislation has been introduced in four other states with my home state of South Carolina soon to become the fifth. Discuss Links for Parenting Discuss Links for Parenting A Better Tomorrow for Today's Children The breakdown of the traditional family has ushered in an era of lost and confused children. Turning the tide will require a comprehensive strategy. Regis Nicoll offers several ways the everyday Christian can do their part... Create the Home Your Family Needs If you’re intentional about creating the kind of home your family needs to thrive, you’ll make a significant positive impact on their lives that will matter for eternity. Effective Homemaking with Young Kids I enjoy a clean home, and my temptation is to try to find my joy and peace in the order of my house... 'Raising Dad' a Primer on the Importance of Father-Child Relationships At first glance, Thom Rainer, president of LifeWay Christian Resources, looks like the shoo-in for father of the decade. But Rainer believes any accolades from his sons are filtered through lenses of mercy, grace and unconditional love... "Just" a Homemaker? We know that being the homemaker is not all roses and rainbows or June Cleaver doing her housework in a perfectly pleated dress, pearls, make-up and hair. But what we do counts for far more than the "image" that the power suits imply... The Tempter is TV Beyond lead in paints, crusaders look for any toxin or danger that might be found in the pajamas, furniture and toys that might be in a child's room. But it seems that many have missed a most obvious danger -- the presence of a television in a child's room. Instilling Courage in Our Kids Courage, one of the four “cardinal virtues” (along with wisdom, temperance, and justice) is pivotal, because in order to possess any virtue, truly, a person must be able to sustain it in the face of difficulty... Change Your Kids for the Better – Fast! If your kids regularly frustrate you with their disrespect and rebellion, you may think you’re fighting a losing battle with them. In his book, Have a New Kid by Friday, Dr. Kevin Leman shares ways you can win their respect without a futile power struggle. Beyond Nice: Raising Virtuous Kids As a coach, I've observed that religious kids are far more inhibited than their secular peers and in the wrong way. They are less likely to set up healthy boundaries with another child or to defend a peer in need. Why are they failing to do good? How to Become a Better Listener Listening is one skill that many people take for granted. Yet, it's a necessary way of communicating love to our children. Here are several ways you can become a more effective listener with your kids. The Magic and Myth of 18 There's a lot of hype about turning 18. But are our kids really ready to cut ties with mom and dad at 18? Author Offers Hope for Hurting Parents of Adult Children Author Allison Bottke has written a heartrendingly honest tough-love book that not only exposes the truth of her own struggles with her beloved adult child, but also includes glimpses into the lives of others with similar experiences... Teaching Your Daughter Modesty If we want to protect our daughters from boys who are more interested in their bodies than in their minds, hearts, or spirits, we'll teach them to shop for clothes that present a passion for purity rather than a plea for attention. Teen Girls at Risk A recent study by the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention found that at least one in four girls between the ages of 14 and 19 nationwide is infected with a sexually transmitted disease... Preparing for Your Child's Teen Years Preparing for Your Child's Teen Years A Special Note for Single Parents Single parents have all kinds of stories, all kinds of pressures, and all kinds of issues. How do you know if and when you are ready to date when you have kids to raise and the memory of a broken relationship to live with? What I'm Learning from Single Parents Whether by death or divorce, being a single parent carries with it a unique experiential perspective that cannot be fully understood unless you are one. And from that unique perspective, there is much single parenting can teach all parents... Become the Mom You Want to Be No matter what problems you experienced growing up, you don’t have to repeat your parents' mistakes. Family Heeds God's Wartime Call Together and yet so often apart, the McDaniels believe their family unit has been called to a peculiar mission in life - as missionaries to the Navy community, serving God and country in peacetime and war... Real Solutions to Teen Pregnancy “It’s difficult to really be abstinent until marriage because it’s a lot of different things pulling at you when you’re a teenager.” No, that’s not Jamie Lynn Spears talking...	Member Area Login:   Password:   Forgot your password? New Account?    Driving Directions MapQuest Yahoo! 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