Sunday School
The children join us in worship for a period of time each week. On the first Sunday of each month when we observe Communion, and there is no class for children in grades 4-7 because they take Communion with families. On other Sundays, the children join with their families at worship for the beginning of the service, leaving before the Homily.
2008 Sunday School Schedule
- Jan. 6 -
- Regular Sunday School / Communion Sunday
- Jan. 13 -
- Regular Sunday School
- Jan. 20 -
- Regular Sunday School
- Jan. 27 -
- Regular Sunday School
- Feb. 3 -
- Regular Sunday School / Communion Sunday
- Feb. 10 -
- Regular Sunday School
- Feb. 17 -
- Regular Sunday School
- Feb. 24 -
- Regular Sunday School
- Mar. 2 -
- Regular Sunday School / Communion Sunday
- Mar. 9 -
- Regular Sunday School
- Mar. 16 -
- Regular Sunday School
- Mar. 23 -
- Easter Sunday - no Sunday School. There will be an Easter Egg Hunt immediately following the service
- Mar. 30 -
- Regular Sunday School
Please note: The first Sunday of each month is Communion and there is no class for children in grades 4-7 because they stay in church to take Communion with their parents.
Sunday School Schedule
Here is the schedule for the remainder of the Sunday School year:
- Apr. 13 -
- Regular Sunday School
- Apr. 20 -
- Regular Sunday School
- Apr. 27 -
- Regular Sunday School
- May 4 -
- Communion; Grades 4-7 stay at service
- May 11 -
- Regular Sunday School
- May 18 -
- Regular Sunday School
- May 25 -
- no Sunday School
- Jun. 1 -
- no Communion today; Regular Sunday School
- Jun. 8 -
- Seamanville service with Communion, no Sunday School
- Jun. 15 -
- Last Regular Sunday School class
- Jun. 22 -
- Teacher Recognition at the 10:00am Worship service; no Sunday School; Sunday School picnic after Church
Sunday School News
The Sunday school children are enjoying their lessons and activities as we begin the new year.
- Pre K recently focused on the birth of Jesus and the announcement that preceeded it made by an Angel of the Lord to some shepherds. They discussed the emotions of the shepherds as they listened to the Angel and then as they witnessed baby Jesus.
- Kindergarten - 1st grade studied the Ten Commandments as rules to live by for the new year. The children framed them and took them home to display in their room. They also explored Baptism.
- 2nd - 3rd grade studied epiphany when God revealed Christ to the wise men. They also learned about Mary and Joseph leaving Egypt to go and live in Nazareth.
- 4th - 7th grade discussed in detail what Baptism means. They also continue to participate in the whole Church service on Communion Sundays.
Janice O'Keeffe
