Children, Youth, and Families
Our children and youth are an essential part of our church community! We offer a warm, safe, and engaging environment where kids can grow in faith, make friends, and experience God's love.
WE(E) worship is designed for our youngest parishioners to worship and learn in a way that is suited to them. It is offered the first Sunday of the month for children aged from birth to age 7.
Our ministry focuses on three core goals:
Accessibility: Making Bible stories engaging and easy for kids to understand.
Identity: Helping children discover what it means to be an Episcopalian.
Mission: Learning about God’s love and finding ways to share it with the world.
Through creative, hands-on learning, our students don't just hear the stories—they experience them. Past activities include making mustard seed necklaces to explore faith, solving an escape room to trace the path of the Wise Men, and step-by-step role-playing to better understand Communion.
Grades 2-5
During the school year, our Sunday School program meets on the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th Sundays of the month. Led by our teacher, Ms. Jenny, lessons are tailored each week to match the unique needs and interests of the students present.
Nursery Care (Babies & Toddlers)
Younger children and babies always have a place in our community. Our nursery room is filled with age-appropriate toys and books, providing a nurturing environment managed by a dedicated nursery attendant. Little ones are welcome to join the older Sunday School lessons for as much as they like, or simply enjoy the freedom to play.
Weekly Sunday Schedule
10:30 AM – Drop-Off: Parents drop children off at our upstairs classroom before the service begins. We begin with a Bible story, followed by our weekly craft, game, or song.
11:00 AM – Return for Communion: Around the time of the Prayers of the People, church ushers safely escort the children downstairs so they can rejoin their families and participate in Holy Communion together.
Leadership & Safety
Your children are cared for by a dedicated team of staff and background-checked volunteers.
Special Events & Youth Groups
Children and teens participate fully in the wider life of our parish through community traditions:
Shrove Tuesday: Our kids host the annual parish pancake supper.
Christmas Eve: Children bring the nativity story to life in our Christmas Pageant.
Easter Sunday: Families celebrate with our Easter egg hunt and the flowering of the cross.
Teens: Our older kids and teenagers gather regularly for dedicated youth group programming and fellowship.
