Our goal is to provide quality programming that encourages children to develop their relationship with God, the church community, and the world around them. As our times and people change, so do our needs.
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Children and Youth in Liturgy
We encourage families to sit near the front of the church so that they can see what is happening throughout the service. We welcome children of all ages, and we understand that this means a little more noise and commotion. Families are invited to sit on the left side of the church up front where we have a special family space. Here the children can see what is happening at the altar. You will find some quiet activities for children of all ages, and there are also worship bags that you may pick up in the Narthex. We do ask that families clean up the space before they leave.
We encourage children to sign up to be Readers, Jr. Acolytes, and Acolytes
We encourage children to sign up to be Readers, Jr. Acolytes, and Acolytes
- Readers read one of the lessons and/or Prayers of the People
- Jr. Acolytes—Children Kdg - 4th grade process behind the cross and choose to sit with their families or the altar party
- Acolytes – Children in fourth grade and older are invited to serve as acolytes. They process with torches and help with the Liturgy of the Table.
Sunday Mornings
Children and Youth are invited to participate in all aspects of our worship service.
10:30-11:30 a.m. Nursery care is available during the worship service.
Our dedicated volunteers will play with children while their adults participate in worship. All of our volunteers have taken Safeguarding God's Children training and had a background check, and we schedule them in teams of two.
Our dedicated volunteers will play with children while their adults participate in worship. All of our volunteers have taken Safeguarding God's Children training and had a background check, and we schedule them in teams of two.
New in the 2024-25 Program Year
Education - we are working in small groups on Bible story presentations that include children, youth, and adults.
Fellowship & Service - we are teaming with other Episcopal churches in the East Metro to provide several fellowship and service opportunities each month.
For current information and to get involved, please email Marion Hunner: [email protected]
Fellowship & Service - we are teaming with other Episcopal churches in the East Metro to provide several fellowship and service opportunities each month.
For current information and to get involved, please email Marion Hunner: [email protected]
Special Events
We offer several special events throughout the year that encourage community building and outreach. Some of our most popular are the Hayride, Epiphany Presentation, Putting Away Alleluias, and Easter Activities. Over the summer we offer Vacation Bible School.