4th Grade Bible Sunday 2026

Children's Sabbath 2026

Vacation Bible School 2026

Children's Christmas Pageant 2026

Backpack Connection: Where Faith, Friendship, and Fun Come Together

The Backpack Connection is more than an after-school program—it’s a place where children connect with friends, discover God’s love, and grow in faith through hands-on experiences.

Designed for students in 1st–5th grade, Backpack Connection meets every Thursday from 3:40–5:15 p.m., September through April, on days that USD 305 is in session. Each afternoon includes a healthy snack, homework time, exciting games, creative workshops, interactive Bible lessons, and small-group activities that help children build friendships while learning how God’s Word applies to everyday life. Transportation is provided from Stewart and Coronado Elementary if needed.

Every week is filled with laughter, encouragement, and opportunities for kids to explore their God-given gifts in a safe, caring, and Christ-centered environment.

  • Calendar

    • January – Presentation of Bibles for the 4th graders!
    • February – Camp Sunday
    • March – Children’s Sabbath
    • June – Vacation Bible School: 6/21/27-6/25/27 9am-noon
    • August – Sunday School Fall Kick Off: 8/16
    • September – Backpack Connection: Thursdays 9/17/26-4/29/27
    • December – Children’s Christmas Pageant: 12/6/26 9:50 and 11am services

Christmas Pageant – Share the Story of Christmas

Experience the wonder of Christmas as our children bring the story of Jesus’ birth to life through music, acting, and joyful fellowship! Whether your child loves to sing, act, or simply be part of the excitement, there’s a place for everyone in this special Trinity tradition.

The Christmas Pageant will be presented on Sunday, December 6, during the 9:50 and 11:00 a.m. worship services in the Family Life Center A full dress rehearsal for participants of all ages will be held on Saturday, December 5.

Rehearsals begin Sunday, October 25, from 11:00–11:30 a.m. Children with speaking roles will continue rehearsing from 11:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m. throughout November. Speaking roles will be assigned and announced the week following registration.

Each week, children will build friendships, learn the Christmas story, and prepare to share the hope and joy of Christ’s birth with our congregation. We invite your family to be part of this meaningful Christmas tradition—registration information coming soon!

Sunday School: A Place to Belong and Grow

Sunday School at Trinity is a place where children and students can ask questions, build friendships, explore the Bible, and grow in faith. Our smaller, age-appropriate classes give teachers the opportunity to know each student, encourage participation, and create meaningful connections. This year, all Sunday School classes from 4 years old through high school will use the Grow curriculum, providing a consistent foundation for faith formation while engaging each age group in ways that fit their stage of life.

4 Year Old through First Grade

Young children experience faith through wonder, play, stories, and hands-on activities. They begin learning simple, foundational truths such as God made me and God loves me while discovering that church is a safe and welcoming place to learn about God.

Second & Third Grade

Elementary students explore the Bible through engaging stories, games, creative activities, media, and conversation. They begin developing a deeper understanding of Scripture and discover how God’s story connects with their everyday choices, friendships, and experiences.

Fourth & Fifth Grade

Older elementary students are encouraged to ask questions, make connections, and put their faith into action. Through interactive lessons, discussion, games, creative activities, and Scripture, students explore how faith connects to the world around them and their everyday lives.

Middle School & High School

Our student classes provide a place for honest questions and meaningful conversations about faith, identity, relationships, and life. Students are encouraged to think deeply about what they believe, explore challenging questions, and discover what it means to live out their faith in the real world.

A Place to Belong. A Place to Grow.

From preschool through high school, Sunday School is about more than learning Bible stories. It is about building relationships, asking questions, discovering God’s love, and growing in faith together.

Sunday School begins at 9:50 a.m. Come as you are, bring your questions, and grow with us!

Vacation Bible School: A Week of Faith, Fun & Adventure

Vacation Bible School is one of the highlights of the summer at Trinity! Each year, children are invited to experience God’s love through a fun-filled week of Bible stories, music, games, crafts, hands-on activities, snacks, and meaningful mission projects.

VBS is designed to help children discover that faith isn’t just something we learn about, it is something we live, share, and experience together. Through engaging lessons, music, and activities, children explore Scripture, learn how God has gifted and created each of them, and discover practical ways to live out their faith and care for others. From singing and laughter to hands-on learning and serving our community, VBS creates a welcoming place where children can make new friends, grow in faith, discover their gifts, and experience God’s love in action.

VBS welcomes potty-trained preschoolers through students completing 6th grade for a week of faith, fun, and adventure. Children of all backgrounds and faith experiences are welcome to join us for a week of learning, laughter, friendship, and growing together in God’s love.

Mission Team: Faith in Action

Our 5th–6th grade Mission Team takes VBS beyond the walls of the church and into the community. These older students spend time serving others through hands-on mission experiences, learning that even at a young age, they have something meaningful to offer. Throughout the week, the Mission Team has opportunities to serve local organizations, encourage others, meet community needs, and put their faith into action. Rather than simply talking about what it means to help others, students get to experience the joy of serving firsthand.

The Mission Team helps our older students discover that being a follower of Jesus means looking beyond ourselves, noticing where help is needed, and asking, “How can I make a difference?”