Where should my kids go?
Where your children go depends on when you arrive to church!
If you arrive at 8:15am, they go with you into the service.
If you arrive at 9:30am, they can go to Sunday School which is down the hallway. There are three classes, one for children who are kindergarten age and below, one for children who are in elementary school, and one for children who are in junior high. If your child is in high school, they are welcome in Adult Sunday School or, if they're interested, they can help out with the younger kids' classes.
If you arrive at 10:45am, your children go with you into the service.
If you arrive at 8:15am, they go with you into the service.
If you arrive at 9:30am, they can go to Sunday School which is down the hallway. There are three classes, one for children who are kindergarten age and below, one for children who are in elementary school, and one for children who are in junior high. If your child is in high school, they are welcome in Adult Sunday School or, if they're interested, they can help out with the younger kids' classes.
If you arrive at 10:45am, your children go with you into the service.
What about during the service?
During Early Service, children are welcome to entertain themselves with one of our Quiet Bags, which contain coloring and activity books as well as something to draw on.
During Late Service, children are still welcome to the Quiet Bags, but there will be a Children's Sermon during which we will invite the children to come forward, then they'll be able (if they're from ages 8 months to 8 years old) to go back to a classroom to learn through play and activities during Wiggles rather than having to sit quietly during all of the readings and the sermon.
During Late Service, children are still welcome to the Quiet Bags, but there will be a Children's Sermon during which we will invite the children to come forward, then they'll be able (if they're from ages 8 months to 8 years old) to go back to a classroom to learn through play and activities during Wiggles rather than having to sit quietly during all of the readings and the sermon.
Who takes care of them?
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Elli Abel
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