Leveling up Youth Day
Leveling Up Youth Group (Grades 6–12)
Join us for our first youth event:
- Saturday, September 26 | 1–3 PM, 245 Maple Street, Manchester, NH
- FREE Food & Fun: Mario Kart, pizza, and a build-your-own popcorn bar.
- What to bring: Extra Nintendo Switch controllers or your favorite church-appropriate multiplayer games.
- All students in grades 6 through 12 are welcome to attend.
Building on the foundation of our Women on FIYAH and Men of Honor ministries, Leveling Up Youth Group provides a dedicated space for middle and high school students to connect, grow, and explore their faith. We combine mostly engaging social activities with practical, youth-focused scripture study to help students navigate everyday life through a Christian lens.
Going forward, our monthly activities will feature different games and events, but our focus stays the same: growing closer to Christ through God’s Word.
vacation bible school
A STEAM-Based Vacation Bible School Experience for Grades K-12
"Building the Kingdom Stone by Stone"
Dates: July 20 – 24, 2026
Time: 9 AM - 3:30 PM
Registration Fee: $25 per child
Location: House of Praise, 245 Maple Street, Unit 8, Manchester, NH
Full-day program, including a Friday Field Trip/Community Day and a Saturday Family Celebration Ceremony. Inspired by Ecclesiastes 3:5, Stone Quest is a 5-day STEAM-based VBS. Students engage in hands-on learning, an immersive economic simulation, and daily reflections to discover how their choices shape themselves and the world around them.
Age Group Tracks
- Citizens (Grades K–5): The foundation of the kingdom. Students learn basic financial literacy (earning, saving, and spending) through a kingdom-wide simulation and collaborative STEAM activities.
- Disciples (Grades 6–8): The representatives of the kingdom. Students build on financial literacy through budgeting and stewardship while practicing leadership, respectful communication, and service.
- Stewards (Grades 9–12): The leaders of the kingdom. Students learn entrepreneurship and business management by operating businesses within the kingdom economy, focusing on resource management and community guidance.
Each day concludes with a guided reflection on Ecclesiastes 3:5, helping students discern what to keep and what to cast away as they grow in wisdom, character, and faith.
Education builds empowerment, reflection builds discernment, and every choice helps build the kingdom—one stone at a time.
