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Here at Mt. Airy Baptist Church we value children and are committed to ministering to people of all ages. One of our greatest desires is to see all of our children grow, mentally and physically, but most importantly spiritually. From tots with toys... to men and women who love and desire to serve our Lord and Savior.
We stand firm on demonstrating Christ's love...especially to our youngest members. We are dedicated to following Christ's example in the way He loved and nurtured children.
"Then Jesus took the children into His arms, placed His hands on each of them and blessed them."
Mark 10:16
Please see our weekly schedule below:
Sunday
Bible Study Fellowship Classes (BSF)
Every Sunday morning at 8:30 and 9:45 we offer BSF classes for all ages. This is a great time for our children to learn God's Word in smaller groups. Children also enjoy the great fellowship in their BSF classes.
Kinderchurch
Every Sunday at 11:00am, we offer a special program for our 4 & 5 year old children. Kinderchurch is an age appropriate worship service for our preschoolers. They enjoy a great Bible Story and have fun each week!
KIDSPOINT
Every Sunday at 11:00am, during the school year we offer children's church where kids have an exciting time with music, teaching, games, and more! Kids will go home talking about the stories they learn at Kidspoint! Kidspoint is for all chidlren grades 1st through 5th.
Children's Choir
Kids Alive - Ages 1st-6th grade meet Sunday evenings at 5:15pm throughout the school year. This is a great time for children to learn to lead in worship. We use dowel rods, drama and music to minister to the congregation.
Little Lambs - Ages K4 & K5 meet Sunday evenings at 5:15pm throughout the school year. This is a great time for children to learn about worship and rhythm. a choir for all age
s. The Little Lambs
Wednesday Night
RA's, GA's, & Mission Friends
Wednesday night at 7:00pm we have class for all boys and girls 3 years old-6th grade. This is a great time for our children to learn about Missions around the world.
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