Education - Trinity Lutheran Church

For Children

Infants to 2-year-olds
Nursery Care
Nursery care is provided for children every Sunday from 9:00 AM until 12:30 PM in room 203.

Pre-K – 5^th Grade
Children’s Sunday School
Children’s Sunday School is every Sunday at 10:05 AM. They receive an age appropriate lesson, sing, pray. Their parents pick them up from Sunday School at the conclusion of class.

Vacation Bible School
Trinity is mindful of the extremely busy schedules of today’s families, so we have an action-packed, day-long Vacation Bible School on a Saturday during summer school vacation. All children are welcome. Dates and times are posted a few weeks prior to the start of VBS.

For Youth

6^th Grade – 8^th Grade
Discipleship Training (Confirmation)
Discipleship Training meets each Sunday at 10:05 AM. It is taught during the Sunday School hour by rotating teams of two lay adults using a curriculum that covers the Bible, church history and the creeds. This class is for middle school students grades 6-8 seeking to be confirmed in the Lutheran faith. Parents should call Pastor Robert at 904-389-5341 to inquire about entering your child in this class.

9^th Grade – 12^th Grade
Senior Youth
“Sunday School” for students in these grades is taught by members of the Young Adult group and is held on two Wednesday evenings a month. The Bible and Bible-based life lessons comprise the curriculum called Bible Boot Camp.

For Adults

Adult Sunday School
Adult Sunday School is every Sunday at 10:05 AM. Classes focus on lessons from the Bible.

Sunday Morning Take-Away
This group meets each Sunday at 10:05 AM. People of all ages engage in a fresh and lively discussion about the week’s Gospel Lesson and how it applies to life in the 21st Century. No question is out of bounds and no opinion is discounted. This class is led by a rotating team of volunteer moderators using a Pastor-prepared curriculum.

Lutheranism 101
A Pastor-led class on the history and beliefs of the Lutheran church. The class is designed for people interested in exploring membership in the Lutheran church.