119 Panola Ave
Batesville, MS 38606 - Panola County
(662) 563-1799
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- 3 - 4 Year Olds
- 5 Years
- Accredited
- After Care
- All Day
- Attended Nursery
- Bus
- Busing
- Child Care
- Child Care Provided
- Christ-Centered
- Church School
- Cooking
- Family Counseling
- Full Day Care
- Half Days
- High School
- In-Home Care
- Individual Attention
- Infants
- Kindergarten
- Latch Key
- Licensed
- Marriage Ceremonies
- Marriage Counseling
- Nursery
- Nursery Provided
- Nursery School
- Pastoral Counseling
- Preaching
- preschool
- Sanctuary
- Snacks
- special events
- State Licensed
- Sunday School
- Toddlers
- Transportation
- Van Service
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