Our Mission
We aim to create young disciples of Christ, encourage Biblical literacy, and serve the local community. We hope that all children that come through our program will know the love of God and gain a love of the Bible. We hope that all families that participate in our program will feel supported in teaching their child(ren) about Biblical values and be served by the Church.
Our Story
New Beginnings Institute launched in the 2021–22 school year with just two small, mixed-age preschool classes, and a big vision. That first summer, we introduced a short two-week Summer Camp, and from there, the Lord continued to grow and bless our efforts. Today, we serve over 60 students across six classes with the support of 18 dedicated staff members.
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What began as a simple preschool ministry has since expanded to include a full-scale Summer Camp with extended hours, diverse weekly themes, and more availability for families. We’ve also added our Homeschool Support Program, coming alongside families in their unique educational journeys.
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This program was born out of a desire to serve the growing number of young families in our community—especially those seeking quality education at an affordable price. We aim to offer a meaningful alternative to full-time daycare by providing enriching instruction, spiritual guidance, and compassionate care without the high cost.
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New Beginnings Institute is a ministry of New Beginnings Community Church, and we’re deeply thankful for the church’s faithful support. Everything we do testifies to God’s provision, protection, and calling. We warmly invite you to worship with us in person, or explore the church online to discover more about our mission and family. With grateful hearts, we look ahead, trusting Him for all that’s to come.
“I was very nervous about enrolling my daughter in a new school after we moved to the area, but she has loved being at the school. She adores her teachers and has thrived with learning. She comes home excited to talk about what she learned and the fun activities she did at school with her friends.”