PRESCHOOL
In the preschool years, birth – K5, a child will form their first impression of God’s love. The FBJ Preschool Ministry partners with parents to create a safe, engaging, and inspiring environment where children are taught that God made them, God loves them, and that Jesus wants to be their friend forever.
Preschool activities take place in The Hive, located on the first floor of the Main Building.
Meeting Times
Check-In
The Hive lobby has two check-in options. If your child is currently on a class roll, check your child in at the Self Check In stations to the right of the Welcome Desk. If your child is a new or returning guest, we will be glad to check your child in at the Preschool Welcome Desk. Once you have your child’s name/security tags, take them to the classroom listed on their tag.
Curriculum
October 11–13
Join First Baptist Jackson for the ultimate family camp experience. Build connections with other FBJ families through outdoor activities such as ziplining, swimming, fishing, inner tubing, rock wall climbing, watching football, and more. Experience daily worship with others. Price includes private cabin for your family, all meals, t-shirt, and activities.
October 27
President Street, between Mississippi and College Street
4:00-6:00 p.m.
Invite your friends and join us for Fall Fest! We'll have Trunk or Treat, games, food trucks, music, and lots of fun!
Costumes for kids are welcome, but nothing scary, please!
Bring a chair or blanket and join us for the fall fun!
November 3
Two Sessions
9:00 a.m.
11:45 a.m. (free lunch included)
Fellowship Hall East
Immediately following the worship service, parents of all children (birth-12th grade) are invited to join us again for a free meal as we look at challenges with social media and technology and how guardrails can be placed to help prevent some of the negatives that come with technology.
Clint Davis will be our speaker this year. Clint is a counselor at Clint Davis Counseling in Shreveport, LA. Clint specializes in topics dealing with technology and addiction that can come with it. Clint is the author of "Building Better Bridges: A Guidebook to Having Difficult Conversations That Can Save Our Children".
Please make your lunch and childcare reservations by October 27.