Sunday School and Adult Bible Study — 9:30 a.m.
New Covenant Baptist Church has a class for everyone from the nursery to senior adults. Classes start each Sunday morning at 9:30.
Learning and applying God’s Word to everyday Christian living is the key to a personal relationship with Christ. That is why Sunday School plays such a vital role in spiritual growth and development. Sunday morning Bible study groups provide time together with other believers where questions can be asked, discussions can occur and fellowship can take place.
Jesus said "Let the little children come to me." One of New Covenant Baptist Church’s primary goals is to help parents in leading children to Jesus.
Preschool: Sunday School teaches preschoolers that church is a family where they are loved and accepted. Our preschoolers learn Bible concepts while enjoying developmentally appropriate activities.
K through 2nd grade. Our Sunday School curriculum is designed to teach boys and girls about their relationship with God, Jesus, the Bible, the Church, their families, and others. All of the units and sessions apply Biblical truths to daily living.
Grades 3rd-5th. Kids will learn to know the Bible and apply it to their life at home, school, and neighborhood.
We believe our youth are not just the church of tomorrow but the church of today! Youth Sunday School is at 9:30 AM.
Our Youth Group is for middle school and high school students and meets every Sunday Evening from 6:00 to 7:30 PM.
Missions
New Covenant Baptist Church believes the church is on mission with God to reach the world with the gospel of Jesus Christ.
We partner with the Grand Valley Baptist Association to do local missions. And with the Colorado Baptist General Convention in our state.
Through the Southern Baptist Cooperative Program we support thousands of missionaries all over the world.
Luis Sanchez leads our Hispanic outreach. He and his family have recently moved to Grand Junction from Colombia. We intend for this outreach to become a new Hispanic church for the Spanish speaking families in the Grand Valley.
