Pioneer Clubs

Have you been searching for a place where your kids can interact with others, learn valuable life skills, and gain a deeper understanding of the Bible?

Pioneer Clubs is an exciting program at Berean Baptist Church where kids come together every week to have fun, play games, engage in character-building activities, and learn about life in Jesus Christ. By offering a competely Bible-based and Christ-centered curriculum, we help children grow into healthy, well-rounded young adults. Curriculum and activities are designed to help children grow physically, intellectually, emotionally, socially, and spiritually. In this safe and nurturing environment, we help children understand Christ's love and what it means to have a solid relationship with Him.

Christ-Centered & Bible-Based

All teaching and activities in Pioneer Clubs are rooted in sound, biblical principles as well as an understanding that God's Word has authority over all aspects of life. The Bible is the core of everything we do, and is the tool we use to introduce children to Jesus Christ. We want to help children use, understand, and apply the Bible in daily life.

No Cost to Parents

Unlike many other youth programs, your child's participation in Pioneer Clubs comes at no cost to you. Although a suggested donation of $6.00 per month is greatly appreciated to help pay for materials and other operational expenses, Berean Baptist covers all financial expenses of the program.

Educationally Sound

Pioneer Clubs' teaching curriculum is age-appropriate and professionally designed to provide a hands-on, participative experience for active learners. Each club's teaching materials are geared toward that age group's developmental stages and learning differences. Lessons and activties promote critical thinking, stimulate participation in group discussions, and encourage personal Bible study time.

Fun Activities

In addition to teaching them important Bible truths, Pioneer Clubs involves kids in a wide array of different fun activities - both indoors and out. Weekly meetings involve games and role-playing exercises, while seasonal campouts, and other group events (such as our annual Pine Car Derby) give children and families more opportunities to interact in a Christ-focused setting.