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Children's Ministry

CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Children’s Ministries 2010-2011

KNOW GOD....GROW in GOD....GO with GOD


flower9:00 Praise Service
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Christian Ed Class - Young Children

           Attended Crib & Comfort Rooms available
10:00 Christian Ed Classes - Youth & Adult
          Junior Worship for Children

             Attended Crib Room available

11:00 Traditional Service
              Christian Ed Classes for Children               
              Attended Crib & Comfort Rooms available

The last Sunday of each month everyone is invited to
Breakfast @ 10 am.
Jr. Worship will meet @ 9 & 11 am.

The attended Crib Room and adjacent Comfort Room are available for infants and toddlers from 9 am until noon. A short Bible story is shared with the toddlers.

Christian Ed Classes @ 9 & 11 am for Preschool through 5th grade students explore major Bible stories and their themes. 

Jr. Worship @ 10 am allows children to actively celebrate worship and usually includes the sermon topic.

Jr. Choir—Alex Mestres works with the children to prepare them to sing periodically during worship.

 

 

 

Lunch Bunch—This fellowship group, created for Kindergarten, 1st & 2nd graders, meets the first Sunday (new day) of most months, noon to 1:30 pm, in Fellowship Hall.  We enjoy games, pizza, Bible stories, take-home crafts and service projects.  (Emergency Contact Information must be on file.)

B.K. (Big Kids’) Fellowship—3rd, 4th & 5th graders are invited to attend this fellowship program designed to address their unique needs.  Sunday afternoons (12-2 pm) are filled with fun, food and fellowship.  We enjoy wacky games, lunch (sometimes we even cook our own), Bible study & discussion, take-home crafts and service projects.  (Emergency Contact Information must be on file.)

 Acolytes—These young people (4th graders and above) help lead our 11 am worship service by bringing the light into the sanctuary as they light the candles and taking it “out into the world" at the conclusion of the service.  Each acolyte serves about once a quarter.