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SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES
are offered for three-year-olds through 5th grade on Sunday mornings
from 9:30 a.m. to 10:20 a.m., September through May. Our children learn
the Good News of Jesus Christ via Scripture, tradition, reason, and
experience; the foundations of the Anglican tradition. We have a highly
trained and experienced group of dedicated teachers.
CHILDREN'S ACTIVITIES
DURING WORSHIP SERVICE
Children's Church
Children's Church is a liturgy designed for ages 5 through Second Grade
and is offered each Sunday during the program year. Children enter the
worship service with their parents; leaving after the first Collect and
returning at the Peace. This enables parents time to concentrate on the
liturgy of the Word and lets the children hear the words of scripture
on their level.
Every Sunday these activities or
resources are offered to our children:
- The Sunday Papers designed
for early elementary children to read and complete and are available
each Sunday.
- During baptisms, children are
invited up to the altar to view the baptism.
- A coloring packet with
crayons is available in the basket at the rear of the church each
Sunday.
- A Nursery staffed by
volunteers is convenient and available for children from 0 through age
4.
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Contact:
The Rev. Mary Cat Young
Priest Assistant for Faith Formation
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THE
EPISCOPAL KIDS GROUP (EKG) is a fellowship group for all
children from Kindergarten through 5th grade. Fun activities are
usually once a month and include: making ice cream sundaes, playing in
the park, a treasure hunt, a Halloween Party, a valentines party, pool
parties, and popcorn and a movie.
Seasonal Activities
- Children Light the Advent Wreath with
their family.
- Children bring gifts for the angel tree
ministry
- The Epiphany Pageant is presented by all
the children of the Sunday School
- Easter Egg Hunt for Children
- Vacation Bible School week in the summer
It is a Christian based program designed around a single theme and
includes Bible stories, music, crafts, games, and either snacks or
dinners. It is open to all children and youth in the community.
Mutual Blessing
- The relationship between adults and children is so fundamental to the
health of both that Jesus shows and tells us about being a blessing to
children who in turn bless us by showing God to us by their presence.
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