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Cadets
Living for Jesus
At New Hope Fellowship, we offer a variety of programs to support and encourage our children’s ministry. One of those programs is Cadets, where kids can enjoy crafts, hands-on projects, Bible lessons, games, and so much more. Cadets combines fun, friendship, and faith in a way that helps children grow spiritually and develop important life skills along the way.
It’s a place where kids can learn, explore, serve, and build strong Christian character in every area of life.
We are active in our community!
Woodworking
Making Pumpkin Pies
Making Pumpkin Pies
The Cadets recently had the opportunity to learn valuable woodworking skills while building their own wooden stools from start to finish. Along the way, they learned how to measure and cut wood, pre-drill holes for screws, and use a Kreg Jig to create pocket holes. They also practiced applying wood glue to joints, sanding surfaces smooth
The Cadets recently had the opportunity to learn valuable woodworking skills while building their own wooden stools from start to finish. Along the way, they learned how to measure and cut wood, pre-drill holes for screws, and use a Kreg Jig to create pocket holes. They also practiced applying wood glue to joints, sanding surfaces smooth, staining the wood, and sealing the finished project.
Not only did they gain practical hands-on experience and learn new skills, but they also had a lot of fun throughout the entire process!
Making Pumpkin Pies
Making Pumpkin Pies
Making Pumpkin Pies
During the holiday season, the Cadets learned how to make pumpkin pies completely from scratch. They started by roasting fresh pumpkins, scooping out the pumpkin pulp, and pureeing it to create the filling. From there, they added the ingredients to the puree and baked their pies together.
It was a fun and rewarding experience that taught
During the holiday season, the Cadets learned how to make pumpkin pies completely from scratch. They started by roasting fresh pumpkins, scooping out the pumpkin pulp, and pureeing it to create the filling. From there, they added the ingredients to the puree and baked their pies together.
It was a fun and rewarding experience that taught the kids new cooking skills while giving them the chance to create something delicious they could enjoy eating together!
Blessing Bags
Making Pumpkin Pies
Blessing Bags
Over the years, we have helped countless individuals and families facing financial, medical, and social challenges. These stories of hope and support reflect the impact of our outreach programs and the dedication of our volunteers, leaders, and church community.
Recently, our Cadets partnered with the Outreach Committee by helping assembl
Over the years, we have helped countless individuals and families facing financial, medical, and social challenges. These stories of hope and support reflect the impact of our outreach programs and the dedication of our volunteers, leaders, and church community.
Recently, our Cadets partnered with the Outreach Committee by helping assemble Blessing Bags to hand out to those in need. Through this project, the Cadets not only served others in a practical way, but also learned the importance of compassion, generosity, and caring for the community around them.
Fundraising
Engineering Bridges
Blessing Bags
We recently hosted a cornhole tournament as a fun community event. Participants paid a small entry fee to compete, and our Cadets took part by running concessions, selling hot dogs, sodas, and chips throughout the event.
The funds raised help support Cadet programming, allowing us to continue offering engaging activities where kids can have fun while learning and growing together.
Engineering Bridges
Engineering Bridges
Engineering Bridges
The Cadets recently took on a hands-on engineering challenge by building bridges out of popsicle sticks. Working in groups, they designed their own bridge structures and strategized how and where to place reinforcements for maximum strength.
Once completed, each group tested their bridge in a friendly competition to see which design could
The Cadets recently took on a hands-on engineering challenge by building bridges out of popsicle sticks. Working in groups, they designed their own bridge structures and strategized how and where to place reinforcements for maximum strength.
Once completed, each group tested their bridge in a friendly competition to see which design could hold the most weight before breaking. The activity encouraged creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving while giving the Cadets a fun introduction to basic engineering principles.
My Lighthouse
Engineering Bridges
Engineering Bridges
This past Sunday, the children sang “My Lighthouse” during the church service. Each week, our pastor intentionally includes the children’s ministry in the morning worship service, giving them the opportunity to participate and serve alongside the wider church family.
These moments not only encourage the congregation, but also help the kids grow in confidence as they use their gifts in worship.
River Float
River Float
River Float
We had so much fun floating slowly down the Skykomish River, enjoying the peaceful scenery and time together. It was a relaxing and memorable experience that gave everyone a chance to slow down, connect, and appreciate God’s creation in a beautiful setting.
Camping Fun
River Float
River Float
The Cadets had a blast camping, hiking, and swimming in the stream. It was a great opportunity for them to enjoy the outdoors, build friendships, and experience God’s creation firsthand through adventure and fellowship.