Join us this Sunday @ 10:30am for Worship! On March 24th we will resume Sunday School(9:15am) and our Sunday Eveing Study(6:00pm)


Grace Presbyterian Church’s Ministry to Children and Families

GraceKids

Sunday morning options for children (infants - 2nd grade). Of course, they are always welcome to stay with their families in the service!

Nursery - (infant through 4 years old) Sunday service 10:30am  (You can check-in and check-out anytime during the service.) 

KidsChurch - (4 years old through 2nd grade) Offered during the sermon: during the short greeting time before the sermon, children are dismissed for KidsChurch.  You will take your child and check in.*  There is no check out: the class will return as a group back into the sanctuary after the sermon, so children can rejoin their parents for the remainder of worship. 

* Please consider checking in children and putting their nametag sticker on them before the service begins (even though they will stay with parents at first), so the escorting/check-in time can go quickly.

GraceKids Volunteers are loving and protective caregivers for our children! All members of Grace are asked to participate in this ministry after being certified through a background check and an online class called “Protect My Ministry” We are a big family at Grace! Grace Church plants seeds of truth in these young hearts in a safe and fun environment, blessing the children and their parents through this ministry!

Family Devotional Times: The leadership of Grace strongly encourages every family to try to find some time during the week to discuss the truths of scripture.  These Devotional times will look differently for each family. They will often “feel" like a failure to parents, so we want to encourage and equip you as much as possible.  We have some great resources in the church library. Julie Lowe, a CCEF family counselor recently said these two things in discussing family devotions: “It’s easier to deal with the tyranny of the urgent rather than the eternal. To move beyond the day's activity and the crazy schedule toward that which is long-lasting"…it will be hard but worthwhile. "Any theology that you can’t explain to a six-year-old is something you probably don’t understand well enough yourself.  That is a helpful barometer, so I try to make sure what I talk about with my kids is really clear to me first.” (don’t be afraid to say “I don’t know, let’s explore and find some answers.")