When the Wrangell Seventh-day Adventist Church launched its Adventurer Club in September 2024, the team took a step of faith with just one brave child at their first meeting. Now in their second year, that faith continues to be sustained as the club grows in purpose and commitment.
This month, the Adventurers have been busy working on their Baking, Courtesy, and Acts of Kindness badges. These aren't just activities to check off a list—they're opportunities to learn what it means to serve others with love. The club put their learning into action by organizing a litter cleanup near the church, demonstrating kindness to their neighbors in a practical, visible way.
One of the most exciting developments has been watching the children learn the books of the Bible song from this year's Alive in Jesus Primary songs (Alive in Jesus is the new curriculum for Sabbath Schools). There's something special about hearing young voices memorize Scripture through song, planting seeds that will grow throughout their lives.
Currently, two faithful children attend the club regularly, and their enthusiasm is contagious. One family has become actively involved, and the kids genuinely look forward to their time together each meeting. While the numbers may seem small, the church celebrates this foundation. After all, Jesus reminded us that where two or three are gathered in His name, He is there with them.
The team has faced the challenge of finding a meeting time that doesn't conflict with other community activities in Wrangell. The Adventurer Club team continues to navigate these practical considerations while keeping their focus on what matters most: creating a space where children can grow closer to Christ.
"We're just excited to have this club and this opportunity for outreach," the team shares. The heart behind the Adventurer Club remains the same as when it launched—a desire to invest in children's ministry and create consistent opportunities for the youngest members of the community to experience God's love.
As the Wrangell Adventurer Club continues its second year of ministry, they ask for prayer in two specific areas: that the club will grow as more families discover this ministry, and that the leaders themselves will draw closer to Christ even as they help draw others to Him.
Adventurer club is open to K-3rd grade. See www.wrangellsda.org/Adventurer-club for upcoming meetings.
This month, the Adventurers have been busy working on their Baking, Courtesy, and Acts of Kindness badges. These aren't just activities to check off a list—they're opportunities to learn what it means to serve others with love. The club put their learning into action by organizing a litter cleanup near the church, demonstrating kindness to their neighbors in a practical, visible way.
One of the most exciting developments has been watching the children learn the books of the Bible song from this year's Alive in Jesus Primary songs (Alive in Jesus is the new curriculum for Sabbath Schools). There's something special about hearing young voices memorize Scripture through song, planting seeds that will grow throughout their lives.
Currently, two faithful children attend the club regularly, and their enthusiasm is contagious. One family has become actively involved, and the kids genuinely look forward to their time together each meeting. While the numbers may seem small, the church celebrates this foundation. After all, Jesus reminded us that where two or three are gathered in His name, He is there with them.
The team has faced the challenge of finding a meeting time that doesn't conflict with other community activities in Wrangell. The Adventurer Club team continues to navigate these practical considerations while keeping their focus on what matters most: creating a space where children can grow closer to Christ.
"We're just excited to have this club and this opportunity for outreach," the team shares. The heart behind the Adventurer Club remains the same as when it launched—a desire to invest in children's ministry and create consistent opportunities for the youngest members of the community to experience God's love.
As the Wrangell Adventurer Club continues its second year of ministry, they ask for prayer in two specific areas: that the club will grow as more families discover this ministry, and that the leaders themselves will draw closer to Christ even as they help draw others to Him.
Adventurer club is open to K-3rd grade. See www.wrangellsda.org/Adventurer-club for upcoming meetings.
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