New Town
Grades | PreK–5
Thursday Evenings at Heritage Academy
Every Thursday night, students gather for an evening of fun, food, and God’s Word. The first 45 minutes are all about play and connection, followed by a shared dinner and small-group Bible lessons.
PreK–1st graders enjoy interactive lessons, while 2nd–5th graders meet in grade- and gender-based groups for deeper study.
Our goal is simple: to create a safe, joyful place where every child discovers the love of Christ and builds a strong foundation of faith.
Walton Adventer Centers Grades | PreK–5
Monday–Friday, 3:30–6:00 PM
Located in the Christian-owned Walton Communities, the Adventure Centers at Walton Oaks and Walton Green are a place where children learn the “ABC’s”: Academic Excellence, Bible-Centered Teaching, and Character Development.
Students receive homework help, tutoring, and enjoy clubs such as dance, art, and violin—all in a nurturing, faith-based environment that feels like home.
PreK–1st graders enjoy interactive lessons, while 2nd–5th graders meet in grade- and gender-based groups for deeper study.
Our goal is simple: to create a safe, joyful place where every child discovers the love of Christ and builds a strong foundation of faith.
College for Kids Grades | PreK–8
Four-Week Summer Day Camp
Born from the “Reaching Higher” reading initiative, College for Kids inspires 100+ students each summer to grow academically, spiritually, and creatively.
Mornings focus on Math, English, and Bible study with certified teachers. Afternoons feature hands-on learning in photography, cooking, sports, and teamwork.
Through this blend of faith and exploration, students discover confidence, curiosity, and community that lasts well beyond summer.
Oaks Internship | High School Students
Year Round
The OAKS Internship gives high school students hands-on leadership and discipleship experience. Interns serve across Oaks Ministries programs, receive life-skills training, and earn a monthly stipend deposited into savings accounts—matched upon graduation.
Interns grow in responsibility, spiritual maturity, and purpose—equipped for education, work, and service after high school.
Urban Leadership Project | Middle and High School
Year Round
Each week, middle and high school students gather for a time of connection, growth, and leadership development. Students share a meal, participate in small groups, and engage in meaningful conversations about faith and life.
Through consistent mentoring, biblical teaching, and hands-one experiences, students are equipped to discover their God-given gifts, grow in confidence, and lead with purpose in their communities.
Our goal is to walk alongside students as they learn to lead themselves and others with integrity, faith, and courage.