Children's Ministry
Sunday School and Nursery
After children's time in the Sunday worship service all children are welcome upstairs to attend Sunday School or the nursery!
Congratulations for Winning an Award Bible!
Jamie Duke, Jacqueline Humphrey, Rachel Whitney
These students have completed a workbook “Learning to use the Bible” and they have also completed acolyte training. Sunday, March 29, they received an award Bible and a certificate for this special time in their life of Christian learning and Church service.
This involved study and practice during the months of February and March. Thanks to Jeff Whitney and Scott Relyea for working with the students.
SUNDAY SCHOOL SCHEDULE
Children are invited to attend Sunday Morning Worship where they will have children's time with Pastor Kathy. Immediately following this special time they will go upstairs for Sunday School classes.
Children' Choir Practice
Children ages kindergarten through 6th grade are invited to attend choir practice from 3:15 to 4 p.m. on Wednesdays. For more information, contact the church office at 837-4547.
The goal of Christian education is to:
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Know and experience God through Jesus Christ
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Claim and live God's promises, and
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Grow and serve as Christian disciples.
Children' s Nursery
The Nursery is located on the Second Floor above the Fellowship Hall. Nursery is available after the children's time during the worship service on Sundays.
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Stewardship for Creation
Families with young children are going to be invited to participate in both outdoor and indoor activities learning about the wonderful world in which we live. Plans are in the making for the program to start this summer and will continue throughout the school year. Included will be simple scientific nature walks and lessons on how we can be good stewards, protecting the creations God has provided us. Watch for more information in future newsletters or call Christina Relyea.
BIGFORK COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH IS REACHING OUT AND TOUCHING THE LIVES OF YOUNG CHILDREN.
“Connecting Children with Nature”
