Mpact is a group of clubs for girls from preschool age through high school. Boys are included at the preschool level, but later join Royal Rangers Boys Clubs. Mpact is an opportunity within the Church to help fulfill the Titus 2 principle of women mentoring young girls.  It’s is a fun place to learn about Jesus.  Music, games, crafts, projects, achievement awards, and adventures show girls how much fun discovering God’s Word is when you can do it with other girls your age. In Mpact, girls learn valuable life skills - everything from sportsmanship and integrity, to cooking and outreach. Girls learn how to choose actions, attitudes, and behaviors that please God. By intentionally fostering relationships between girls and their leaders, Mpact creates a safe environment for girls to discuss issues they face and get godly counsel. Mpact is open to all girls, whether you attend Life Center Church or not.

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Rainbows: The Noah’s Zoo Club

Rainbows Club is a two-year achievement program for 3- and 4-year-old girls and boys built around a Noah’s Ark theme. Each unit focuses on a basic central truth, such as I’m Part of God’s Family (Bear Badge) and The Church is God’s House (Beaver Badge). The theme is reinforced through music, games, stories, and crafts. Rainbows makes learning to follow Jesus fun!

Daisies: The Sonshine Club

Daisies Club is an achievement program for kindergarten girls. There are three characters, Darcy, Diana, and Dorie, who are used in the lessons to help Daisies make life applications from the Bible stories and principles they learn. Each unit focuses on a basic central truth, such as Praying and Thanking. The theme is reinforced through music, games, stories, and crafts. In Daisies, girls will have the opportunity to go on Adventures in the following categories and earn an extra badge for their uniform: Outdoor, Fine Arts, Community, Industry, Professional, and Ministry. Daisies makes learning to follow Jesus fun!

Prims: The Discovery Club

Prims Club is a two-year achievement program for first and second grade girls. There are four characters, Megan, Carmen, Kim, and Tonya, used in the lessons to guide Prims through life application stories as the girls learn Biblical principles. Each unit focuses on a theme, such as art, Bible treasures, nature, and creation. The theme is reinforced through music, games, stories, and crafts. In Prims club, girls will have fun participating in the Adventure program where they can earn badges in the following categories: Outdoor, Fine Arts, Community, Industry, Professional, and Ministry. Prims makes learning to live for Jesus fun!

Stars: The Fun Club

Stars Club is a three-year achievement program for third through fifth grade girls. Units are built around four themes: The World of Truth (basic Christian doctrine), The World Around You (missions), The World About You(activities), and The World Within You (character development). Learning is enhanced through projects and adventures. Reading the New Testament is a requirement to graduate at the Honor Star level. Units include such topics as the Holy Spirit, world missions, cooking, and women of the New Testament. Stars makes exploring God’s Word fun!

Friends: The Where You Belong Club

Friends Club is a three-year achievement program for sixth through eighth grade girls where they find the support and guidance they need to make good choices. Lessons are discussion-oriented focusing on topics such as Accountability, Commitment to Christ, and Choices. Girls earn necklace charms after completing each unit. Units are more in-depth with six lessons and include projects and adventures that reinforce the theme. Girls who graduate with Honors will have read the entire Old Testament as they learn to live a life committed to Christ.

Girls Only: The Go Club

Girls Only Club is a four-year achievement program for ninth through twelfth grade girls that prepares young women to become future leaders of the Women’s Ministries in the church. Lessons are discussion oriented, guiding young women to apply Biblical principles to the decisions that they make concerning issues that are relevant to high-school-age girls today. Such topics include attitude, college and career, dating, having a part-time job, and knowing the will of God. Emphasis is placed on applying the Word of God to daily living. A girl who graduates at the Honor Level will have read the entire Bible. With the support and prayers of Christian friends, and under the guidance of a Christian mentor, young women are able to venture out into the world, standing firm in their commitment to Christ.