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We want to help you make the most of this increased time together as a family. Below you will find fun ways to keep reinforcing this week’s teaching (from Jeremiah 1) with your kid(s)!...

Easter Services: Special Opportunity for 3rd-5th Graders!...

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Dear Parents, This week we turned our attention back to Judah and picked up the big story with God's people in quite a bind. The prophet Joel spoke to the Southern Kingdom of Judah at a time when the nation faced a crisis. The land had been invaded by locusts; swarms of the insects had devastated the plants. Judah was also affected by a severe drought. Joel looked ba...

Here at The Well Kids, we get the opportunity to sponsor Felix through Compassion International......

Want to help your kids treasure God's Word and store it up in their hearts (Ps. 119:11)?  Let us help you!...

Mark your calendars! We're throwing our PreK through elementary kids a Waffle Party on April 26th during both services!...

Dear Parents, Jonah lived during the time Jeroboam II was king over Israel, mere decades before the Northern Kingdom of Israel was destroyed. Jonah was a prophetand while he is best known as the man who was swallowed by a big fish when he tried to run away from God, his story continues beyond chapter 2 to reveal what Jonah knew all along: God is "a gracious and compassi...

Dear Parents, Hosea was a prophet to the Northern Kingdom of Israel for at least forty years. God sent Hosea to tell Israel of God's hatred toward sin and of His coming judgment. (See Hos. 4:1,6.) God also sent Hosea to bring a message of lovea love that never gives up. (See Hos. 11:7-9.) To get the message across to the Israelites, God used Hosea's own life ...

Dear Parents, King Uzziah's death marked the end of an era. His reign had been long and prosperous. Uzziah became king when he was 16, and he reigned over Judah for 52 years. Uzziah had listened to the prophet Zechariah; he feared God, and God made him prosper. But Uzziah's pride got the best of him. (See 2 Chron. 26:16.) God struck Uzziah with leprosy. Then ...