Growing in Love of God and Neighbor

Our formation as Christians is a life-long process, as we learn from God and from one another in worship, in service, in the study of scripture, as we apply the teaching of our faith to our daily decision making, and in fellowship and friendship. Our classes for young children focus on learning the stories of scripture and sharing God’s love.

Please contact Michelle Seaman, Director of Children’s and Youth Ministries, with any questions about our programs.

What to Expect in Sunday School

Sunday School starts at the beginning of September and ends in June. Throughout the year children will enjoy age-appropriate bible lessons, fun crafts and diverse learning events. Our Welcome to Communion class prepares kindergarteners and first graders to receive Holy Communion in the spring of their first-grade year.

On the first two Sundays of the month, teachers for the kindergarten through third grade classes will lead the children into church, where they will observe and participate in communion. On the last two Sundays of the month children attend chapel, a mini version of church where they will learn the prayers, traditions, and songs used in Sunday worship.

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Sunday Schedule

9:00-10:00 a.m.

Sunday school for grades 4 and up. These children attend the 10:00 service.

9:45-11:15 a.m.

Nursery care is offered for children aged 0-3 years.

Pre-K (age 4) will meet in their Pre-School classroom and attend Chapel.

K-1st “Welcome to Communion Class” will meet in their classroom, and attend either church or chapel services. Two Sundays a month, K-1 children will join the worship service with their teacher for communion and sit along the altar rail to watch the blessing of the bread and wine. During Communion, the class will receive blessings with their classmates and then return to their classroom with their teacher.

2nd-3rd Grades will begin in their classroom, and join the church service at the “passing of the Peace”. They will assist in the the offertory procession and sit at the altar rail during the blessing of the bread and wine, then receive communion with their families and remain in church through the end of the service.

General Information

Safety is a high priority at Trinity.
All of our volunteer teachers, and our staff, undergo a background check and receive training in Safe Church practices to help protect children from abuse. We also strive for healthy classrooms; if your child is sick, please keep them home.

Volunteering with Trinity’s youngest members is highly rewarding. Please contact Michelle Seaman for more information.

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