Children's Ministryupdated: Sunday February 4, 2007
For further information, please go to the WEPC Children’s Ministry webpage.
Joe Brown is responsible for this ministry. If you have any questions or comments, please email Joe.
The goal of WEPC’s Children’s Ministry is to partner with parents in bringing the Gospel to bear in every facet of children’s lives.
Click here for a map of the children’s classrooms for the summer of 2008
Click here for information about Vacation Bible School 2008: Olympion
Click here for the GoodSports soccer camp 2008 flyer and registration form
Baptism Class
Sundays in October, 7-8pm
Taught by Joe Brown & Matt Purdy
Click here to listen to the audio from the classes
Click here to download the handout from Week 1 of the baptism class.
Click here to download the handout from Week 2 of the baptism class
Click here to download the handout from Week 3 of the baptism class
CHILD SAFETY POLICY STATEMENT (CSPS)
Overview of CSPS
CSPS
CM Volunteer Application
NEW Children’s “Sermon Bulletins” are now Available:
WEPC strives to assist parents in the training of their children in worship. In so doing, we now provide TWO weekly Children’s Bulletins that are renewed every week and that generally align with the preached text. One of them is designed for our youngest regular worshipers (4 years old to 6 years old) and the other is designed for older children. You will find these bulletins at the “Life at West End” Information Center in the gallery.
For an example of the Children’s Bulletin for younger children (4-6 years old), please click here
For an example of the Children’s Bulletin for older children (7-12 years old), please click here
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Sunday Mornings in the Children’s Ministry
Children’s Sunday School
Where: Rooms along the back corridor
Time: 9:00 Service (9:00 a.m. to 10:15 a.m.)
Who: Two Year Olds through Fifth Grade
Description: Grade levels and ages are marked on each door. Dana Hennesey and Jill Sorg are leading this ministry.
Nursery
Where: Northwest corner of building
Time: Both Services: 9:00 & 10:30 (9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.)
Who: Newborn through Three Year Olds
Description: Please visit the Nursery Counter in the northwest corner of the building behind the Sanctuary for more information. There will be a coordinator there ready to answer your questions and to direct you to the correct rooms. Nikki Deal is leading this ministry. Please click here for the Nursery Schedule that is posted on the WEPC website.
Children’s Worship
Where: Room 128 & 125
Time: During the 10:30 service, from the beginning of the sermon to the end of the service. No Children’s Worship on the first Sunday of the month so that our children can learn about the Lord’s Supper by the modeling of their parents.
Who: Four Year Olds through First Graders
Description: Teaching our littlest friends how to worship Jesus is an important task. Children’s Worship has the distinct purpose of using age-appropriate tools to bring our children to the cross. This is not a time to “study,” nor is it a time to “play,” but it is a time to worship our King. All four year olds through First Graders are to attend worship with their parents. Children will be dismissed at the beginning of the sermon. If your child is not registered, please accompany your child back to Room 128 to register them. Just after the service, please pick up Preschoolers in Room 125, and Kindergarteners and 1st Graders in Room 128. Lilli Benko is leading this ministry.
Worship of the Family of God
Where: Sanctuary
Time: 9:00 service & 10:30 service
Who: All are welcome!
Description: Worship is what we are created for. This is an opportunity for all of God’s people to worship and enjoy Him. All second graders and older are to remain in the Sanctuary for the duration of worship. There are Children’s Bulletins and crayons on the Information Table to help you train your child to worship. Jesus welcomed the littlest children into His arms. And if they squirmed and yelled out, He still loved them. So if your little child squirms and yells out, as a congregation WEPC says, “Amen! God is working!”