Parent Cue for the 5th week of March 2013 (Easter)
As a church, we want to supply resources to help you as a parent move your kids forward in their journey of faith. To help you, we supply a weekly “Parent Cue” and “Kids Devotional”. The Parent Cue normally helps you discuss the week’s lesson and Bible story with your child. This week, Kids Church met with us in the main gathering. But we still have a resource for you to discuss with your child–just not one for the lesson. For this week’s parent Cue, click here to download it.
For older kids, we also have Kids Devotional material that goes along with what we’re learning in Kids Church. Encourage kids to choose four different days during the week to do these devotions. Most 4th and 5th graders are capable of having a “quiet time” on their own, once they’ve been taught how to do it, but they still need an adult to prompt them and/or follow up on it. Even though kids in early elementary (kindergarten through 3rd grade) are beginning to read things on their own, most are not mature enough to have a God time by themselves. This is something extra you may choose to do with your younger kids. Click to download it here.
Easter 2013
Looking forward to seeing everyone for Easter–and hoping some who haven’t been able to join us for a while or those who haven’t visited can make it.
We’ll have our normal 11am service at Deep Water. This week the kids (K-5th grade) will remain in the service with us for the Easter Message instead of going to Kids Church. We plan this occasionally to give the kids exposure to what we do as a church. And it give the Kids workers an opportunity to worship with their families as well.
We will have our regularly scheduled nursery workers available for the kids who are nursery age.
Group Spotlight: Young Singles
Did you know we have a group for singles age 16-22, focusing on learning to live in the fulness and freedom of Christ? If you fall into that age group, you should check it out. It’s led by Keith & Renee Bosco who I happen to think they’re pretty cool people and I’m pretty sure you will too.
You can check out our groups here.
Parent Cue for 4th week of March 2013
As a church, we want to supply resources to help you as a parent move your kids forward in their journey of faith. To help you, we supply a weekly “Parent Cue” and “Kids Devotional”. The Parent Cue will help you discuss the week’s lesson and Bible story with your child. You can schedule a time to sit down with them–or just have a discussion over dinner. For this week’s parent Cue, click here to download it.
For older kids, we also have Kids Devotional material that goes along with what we’re learning in Kids Church. Encourage kids to choose four different days during the week to do these devotions. Most 4th and 5th graders are capable of having a “quiet time” on their own, once they’ve been taught how to do it, but they still need an adult to prompt them and/or follow up on it. Even though kids in early elementary (kindergarten through 3rd grade) are beginning to read things on their own, most are not mature enough to have a God time by themselves. This is something extra you may choose to do with your younger kids. Click to download it here.
Parent Cue for 3rd week of March 2013
As a church, we want to supply resources to help you as a parent move your kids forward in their journey of faith. To help you, we supply a weekly “Parent Cue” and “Kids Devotional”. The Parent Cue will help you discuss the week’s lesson and Bible story with your child. You can schedule a time to sit down with them–or just have a discussion over dinner. For this week’s parent Cue, click here to download it.
For older kids, we also have Kids Devotional material that goes along with what we’re learning in Kids Church. Encourage kids to choose four different days during the week to do these devotions. Most 4th and 5th graders are capable of having a “quiet time” on their own, once they’ve been taught how to do it, but they still need an adult to prompt them and/or follow up on it. Even though kids in early elementary (kindergarten through 3rd grade) are beginning to read things on their own, most are not mature enough to have a God time by themselves. This is something extra you may choose to do with your younger kids. Click to download it here.