Moment's with Children are offered during the 11:00a.m. Service each Sunday. This special time for the children helps them to understand the theme for worship and the seasons of the church year.
Children’s Church takes place every Sunday during the 11:00a.m. Service. Children join together to learn more about worship and experience a service together. We begin in the NEST (first door on the left in the hallway leading out of the Sanctuary). Each week on Sunday mornings, children ages 5-3rd grade will have the opportunity to participate in Children’s Church. The purpose of Children's Church is to assist in teaching our children how to worship. Our goal is to help our children transition from being in the nursery to participating in worship. Children will become familiar with hymns, praise songs, creeds, scripture verses and prayers. Children's church also provides an age appropriate interactive sermon.
Children will depart for Children's Church after the moments with children and head to the NEST (first door on the left in the hallway leading out of the Sanctuary) and will enter back into worship during the doxology.
Children’s Church takes place every Sunday during the 11:00a.m. Service. Children join together to learn more about worship and experience a service together. We begin in the NEST (first door on the left in the hallway leading out of the Sanctuary). Each week on Sunday mornings, children ages 5-3rd grade will have the opportunity to participate in Children’s Church. The purpose of Children's Church is to assist in teaching our children how to worship. Our goal is to help our children transition from being in the nursery to participating in worship. Children will become familiar with hymns, praise songs, creeds, scripture verses and prayers. Children's church also provides an age appropriate interactive sermon.
Children will depart for Children's Church after the moments with children and head to the NEST (first door on the left in the hallway leading out of the Sanctuary) and will enter back into worship during the doxology.
