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Children’s discipleship program

For ages PreK-6th grade, Faith-Hopewell provides an exciting discipleship program based on building stronger relationships with Jesus Christ and others. This begins with a meal each Wednesday night at 5:45, followed by Bible study for all ages. Please note we meet according to the Batesville School District academic calendar (if school is in session, we meet).

Each Sunday morning, our pastor (or voluntary church member) leads a short children’s church session at the beginning of the service. We also provide a nursery, staffed with volunteers, for children under the age of five.

Vacation Bible School (VBS) is offered for children and youth every summer. In addition, many children and youth elect to attend church camp at Camp Peniel.

Youth program

Youth in grades 7-12 can participate in our Youth Program. This program meets on Wednesday nights for class during the academic year. The youth also recently launched 4:12, a Sunday afternoon time of worship and music for youth, based on the verse Exodus 4:12.

The youth group also participates in various trips, events, and activities throughout the entire year. For details on youth activities and an updated schedule of activities, follow us on Facebook or reach out to our pastor or youth director.

Young adults

Michelle Puckett leads a Sunday School class at 10 a.m. for young adults as well as a discipleship class on Wednesday nights for young adults. If you are interested in joining, you can attend by Zoom or in-person. 

Sunday School

Join us on Sunday mornings at 10 for Sunday School. We offer Sunday School classes for all ages, including a Nursery-PreK class, K-3 class, 4-6 class, a Jr/Sr High Class, a young adult class, and two adult classes.

 

 

Church library

The library is currently taking shape. Thank you for being patient while we flesh out this ministry at Faith-Hopewell.

eVotions

The Cumberland Presbyterian Church features a daily devotional on its website. Our own pastor, Rian Puckett, periodically contributes, along with other leaders and lay persons in the Cumberland Presbyterian Church.