Frequently Asked Questions

1. What does Ee-Taow mean?







2. Why is Brian going bald?

3. When is Sunday School?


4. What are we doing this summer?

Ee-taow is a word from the Mouk tribe of Papua New Guinea that means “It is true! It is good!” Members of the tribe called out ee-taow in celebration for two hours in response to the realization that their sins were forgiven. We chose this name because it is our desire that the students in the Chapin community would come to understand the reality of the Gospel much like the members of the Mouk tribe.


He was involved in the Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Plant accident. (His head glows in the dark. It is pretty cool.)

Sunday School is Sunday's at 9:30.


See the Calendar page here