The 5/6
Helping Students Take Their Next Step with Jesus
Emily Hanrahan
The 5/6 Director
The vision of The 5/6 is to help students make their faith their own, to build a strong community around them, and to help them take their next steps with Jesus.
What Does The 5/6 Value?
- Community
- Truth
- Application
- Worship
- Service
What Does The 5/6 Do?
Each Sunday during the third service we hang out play some games, get to know each other, and talk about Scripture. We meet on Sunday evenings at 6:00 p.m. in the gym to have snacks and play creative, team-building games! The 5/6 meets on Sunday evenings at 6:00 p.m. and Sunday mornings at 11:15 a.m.
Get Connected
Sign up for our newsletter, join our Facebook group, sign up to serve, or check out the upcoming events below!
Volunteer with The 5/6
Disciple students in grades 5 and 6 as a leader in The 5/6. You can jump in and serve weekly or bi-weekly on Sunday mornings during the 11:15 a.m. service, on Sunday nights at 6:00 p.m., or both!
AWANA
September 8 – April 27 | 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. | Village Church of Bartlett
AWANA meets Monday nights during the school year to engage in large-group teaching, small-group discipleship, and game time. At Village Church, AWANA engages Cubbies (Ages 3-4), Sparks (Grades K-2), and T&T (Grades 3-6). Find descriptions for each age group below:
Cubbies (Ages 3-4): Cubbies introduces kids to Bible memorization in a fun and nurturing environment, including games, puppet shows, crafts, and snacks. Students have lots of fun hiding God’s word in their hearts!
Sparks (Grades K-2): Sparks builds on the foundation that Cubbies laid, while deepening their understanding of the Bible. There are games, small group and large group times, and lots of meaningful connections!
T&T (Grades 3-6): Truth & Training continues to help kids memorize God’s Word and focuses on learning to study the Bible independently. It also includes a fun game time, small and large group teaching times, and growing relationships with each other and Jesus!
Find a curated list of resources compiled for parents of young children and students. On the Training For Parents page, you will find technology resources (including a Family Tech and Cell Phone Agreement), book recommendations, video training from Making Young Disciples classes, and much more. It is our prayer that these resources will equip you to provide ongoing discipleship for the children and students in your home.