GRCC
Children's EducationalBi-monTHLY
Event
The 10 Plagues
GRCC invites you to join our Children's Education Bi-Monthly Event on Moses and The 10 Plagues. We will learn what the 10 plagues are and why God chose these 10 plagues to show His glory to the nation of Israel and the Egyptians.
"Then the Lord said to Moses, "Say to Aaron, 'Stretch out your hand with your staff over the rivers, over the streams and over the pools, and make frogs come up on the land of Egypt.' "
Exodus 8:5 ESV
"Then the Lord said to Moses, "Say to Aaron, 'Stretch out your hand with your staff over the rivers, over the streams and over the pools, and make frogs come up on the land of Egypt.' "
Exodus 8:5 ESV
What
Biblical education
and community
for the kids
and community
for the kids
Where
1948 Del Paso Rd Suite 137
Sacramento, CA 95834
Sacramento, CA 95834
When
Friday
April 24, 2026
6:30PM-9PM
April 24, 2026
6:30PM-9PM
A meal, drinks, and snacks are provided for everyone.
Grace River City Church’s Children’s Educational Bimonthly Event (CEBE) is a ministry designed for parents and their children to learn about God together. The event initially began as a ministry for homeschooling families, providing children opportunities to interact with and build friendships with other homeschooled children, as well as to learn from other teachers than themselves.
Over time, the ministry was opened to the broader community due to its effectiveness in bringing parents and children together, along with other generations within the church. Many children’s ministries isolate children from their parents and the wider congregation, which can unintentionally diminish the value of generational influence.
CEBE intentionally fosters an environment in which older members actively participate in a child’s biblical education, while also cultivating a safe and meaningful community where children can grow and learn together.
Grace River City Church’s Children’s Educational Bimonthly Event (CEBE) is a ministry designed for parents and their children to learn about God together. The event initially began as a ministry for homeschooling families, providing children opportunities to interact with and build friendships with other homeschooled children, as well as to learn from other teachers than themselves.
Over time, the ministry was opened to the broader community due to its effectiveness in bringing parents and children together, along with other generations within the church. Many children’s ministries isolate children from their parents and the wider congregation, which can unintentionally diminish the value of generational influence.
CEBE intentionally fosters an environment in which older members actively participate in a child’s biblical education, while also cultivating a safe and meaningful community where children can grow and learn together.