Weekday Meetups & Special Events

Our 2's Class will receive their "Growing in God's Love" Bibles on Sunday, May 4. If your child is graduating the 2's class, please join us for a short presentation and information session on the Large Playground during the 10 o'clock hour!

Children in first through sixth grade will have the opportunity to stay in the atrium until 11:40 am on the first Sunday of every month from February until May. Children will be brought into the sanctuary to take communion with their families.

Join us for a special fundraising event to support the IPC Day School HERO Scholarship Fund! 10 percent of sales will be donated to the HERO Scholarship Fund, helping more families experience the joy of IPC Day School. Come enjoy a delicious meal with family and friends and make a difference in the lives of future students at the same time. Every bite counts!

Join us for IPC Vacation Bible School 2025! VBS is open for preschool children who have completed their 2s, 3s, 4s, or 5K year.

Join IPC Connect for a magical Sunday Matinee on June 1 at 2 pm to enjoy Disney’s "Frozen" at the Red Mountain Theatre! All are invited, but act fast. There are only 50 tickets available ($60), and this performance is sold out to the general public. Reserve your tickets below.

We invite you to join us for an IPC Kids summer tradition at the Fresh Air Farm as explore the story of David. Bibletimes Marketplace is for children who have completed Kindergarten-5th grade, & Tribal Assistants are for youth who have completed 6th - 12th grade.

Summer 2025 online registration begins on March 10, 2025, for existing Day School families and on March 13, 2025, for new Day School families and church members. Public registration opens on March 17, 2025.
Availability is on a first-come, first-served basis, and as sessions may fill up rapidly, early registration is advisable.

Living River is hosting the Elementary Summer Camp on June 16 - 20 for rising Kindergarten through 6th graders. Please let us know your interest in attending as a camper or chaperone through the link below. Kids are invited to learn more about God, their own faith, the world, and themselves through keynotes, small groups, hands-on activities, asking questions, and having meaningful discussions. Camps foster a love of nature and good stewardship of creation by spending lots of time outdoors and learning about nature and caring for it.