Director: Tina Stevens

Who We Are
Pioneer Clubs provides proven church-sponsored midweek club programs for today's kids, preschool through middle school. Each of these programs helps boys and girls build healthy relationships with caring Christian adults, peers and most importantly, Jesus Christ. Thousands of churches across North America count on Pioneer Clubs materials to be Christ-centered, Bible-based, kid-focused and flexible—helping them create a children's ministry that transforms lives.

Pioneer Clubs Distinctives

• Christ-centered and Bible-based
• Meaningful Bible study and Bible memory
• Participative learning
• Non-competitive
• Age-appropiate curriculum
• Relationship oriented

A Safe Place to Learn & Grow
In today’s rapidly changing and fast-paced society, children often feel insecure and vulnerable. Pioneer Clubs^® gives children a place to belong and to experience God’s love through caring adult leaders.

Skippers (ages 2 & 3)                            Pathfinders (grades 3 & 4)

Scooters (age 4-kindergarten)                 Trailblazers (grades 5-middle school)

Voyagers (grades 1 & 2)

A Proven Method of Transforming Lives
Pioneer Clubs’ Bible exploration and memory work, tied to life application skills and fun activities, allows God’s Word to reach deep into the heart of a child. This combination plants the seeds of lifelong spiritual transformation.

Non-Competitive Programming
In a time when many children’s programs focus on competition and winning, the Pioneer Clubs non-competitive awards program enables all children to develop a positive self-image and a sense of worth as a child of God. Bible awards and activity awards are built into the curriculum. The emphasis in doing the awards is self-improvement, accomplished through teamwork rather than by outdoing others.

A Place to Build Friendships
Relationship-building between club members and by leaders with club members is a hallmark of the Pioneer Clubs' program. God created people to be interdependent, especially within a community of faith. In club, adults and children who might otherwise never get to know one another form lasting bonds.