A Day at Camp & A Year in God’s Word

On April 25, our Kindergarten through 5th Grade students spent a meaningful and joy-filled day at Covenant Harbor! From exciting camp activities to time spent in worship and the Word, the day was a perfect blend of fun and faith-building. We are so thankful for opportunities like these to help our students grow spiritually outside the classroom.

As we’re winding down the school year, we’ve been keeping busy with some wonderful opportunities that challenge our students to finish well and to see God in all they’re doing. These final weeks are filled with reminders of God’s faithfulness and invitations to keep pressing on in both learning and faith.

This retreat was a powerful complement to what our elementary students have been learning all year through our Bible curriculum, “The Biggest Story.” Since the beginning of the school year, we’ve been walking through 104 foundational Bible stories—and we’re now more than halfway through! This spring, we’ve been learning about the life and ministry of Jesus, with recent lessons covering stories like “Confessing Christ” (Matthew 16) and “Glory Mountain” (Matthew 17).

One of the things we love about this curriculum is how it connects the home and school in spiritual growth. Each week, students bring home a verse of the week that ties directly to what they’re learning in class, giving families the opportunity to engage in Scripture together. In addition to memory verses, there’s also a podcast, videos, and content available for younger siblings—making it a great resource for the whole family.

Want to follow along at home?
You can explore the curriculum, watch videos, or order the Bible for your family at thebiggeststory.com.