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Starting Again in the Fall
Pioneer Club is a Christ-centered program for children 4 year old-5th grade which integrates spiritual and personal development and gives children opportunities to learn new skills, make friends, have fun, and develop Christian values. The emphasis is self-improvement accomplished through teamwork rather than by outdoing others.
Children will play games, develop solid friendships, study scripture, work on projects and earn badges. Parents have reported a dramatic change in their children's attitude due to "the word in action" part of the programs because the goal of Pioneer Cubs is to have Christ lead in every aspect of life.
Parents encouraged to come any Wednesday evening with their children and experience this wonderful program.
The first 3 meetings are at no cost to you so consider bringing your child’s friends and neighbors too!
Pioneer Clubs are…
- Meaningful life centered Bible study and Bible memory
- Christ-centered and Bible-based
- Participative learning
- Non-competitive
- Age-appropriate
- Relationship oriented
- Flexible
- A complement to Sunday School
- Extremely affordable
- All clubs meet on the same night
- Are co-educational in structure
… A Safe Place to Learn & Grow
In today's rapidly changing and fast-paced society, children often feel insecure and vulnerable. Pioneer Club®gives children a place to belong and to experience God's love through caring adult leaders.
… A Proven Method of Transforming Lives
Pioneer Club's Bible exploration and memory work, tied to life application skills and fun activities, allows God's Word to reach deep into the heart of a child. This combination plants the seeds of lifelong spiritual transformation that are often seen immediately in a transforming change in the child’s life.
… Are Non-Competitive Program
In a time when many children's programs focus on competition and winning, the Pioneer Clubs non-competitive awards program enables all children to develop a positive self-image and a sense of worth as a child of God. Bible awards and activity awards are built into the curriculum. The emphasis in doing the awards is self-improvement, accomplished through teamwork rather than by outdoing others.
…A Place to Build Enriching Friendships
Relationship-building between club members and by leaders with club members is a hallmark of the Pioneer Clubs program. God created people to be interdependent, especially within a community of faith. In club, adults and children who might otherwise never get to know one another form lasting bonds and learn what good friendships really look like.
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