Nursery (Ages Birth - 2)
4pm Gathering
In our nursery, we aim to create an environment where babies feel loved and nurtured. Our amazing volunteers not only take wonderful care of your little ones, but will sing and pray over your children each week.
QUESTIONS?
Carla Petrarca | Early Childhood Coordinator
carlap@thewchurch.com
Preschool (Ages 3 - Kinder)
4pm Gathering
In our Preschool ministry, we strive to create the foundation of a strong, gospel-centered life. We teach from the Scriptures and help parents show their kids who God is and what He has done in the person and work of Jesus Christ. During the weekends, we sing, dance and teach the Bible to the kids.
Current Series
January
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If you’ve been following Jesus for a while, you’ve probably figured out a few ways to grow spiritually. The kids you're parenting on the other hand, aren’t grown-ups, so what should spiritual growth look like for a kid? We like to think about it in terms of four spiritual habits. To help a kid grow spiritually, teach them to spend time with God, spend time with others, use their gifts, and share their story. These are the four keys to discipleship that will help kids launch a lifelong, growing faith |
QUESTIONS?
Carla Petrarca | Early Childhood Coordinator
carlap@thewchurch.com
Elementary (Grades 1st-6th)
4pm Gathering
In our Elementary ministry, we work to continue building up a strong, gospel-centered foundation. Our hope is to partner with parents in the discipleship of their children by creating environments, curriculum and resources that center on the gospel of Jesus Christ. On the weekends, we worship through song, tell stories from the Bible, and gather in small groups organized by age to talk about Scripture together. Our lesson each week mirrors what is being taught in main service because our goal is for parents and children to have meaningful conversation at home about what they are learning.
Current Series
January
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If you’ve been following Jesus for a while, you’ve probably figured out a few ways to grow spiritually. The kids you're parenting on the other hand, aren’t grown-ups, so what should spiritual growth look like for a kid? We like to think about it in terms of four spiritual habits. To help a kid grow spiritually, teach them to spend time with God, spend time with others, use their gifts, and share their story. These are the four keys to discipleship that will help kids launch a lifelong, growing faith |
