Children’s Ministry
Our children’s ministry under the leadership of Valerie Blackburn is always doing something wonderful. Children through Bible stories, crafts, and games are growing in their faith. We have seasonal activities such as an Easter Egg Hunt, a Christmas Party for Jesus and Vacation Bible School, among others.
If you would like to join the fun, please contact Valerie Blackburn at blackburn7893@comcast.net
Children’s Ministries – Get involved!
If you want to help play a part in building the spiritual lives of our children, we have all sorts of opportunites, from Sunday School to Children’s Church (during the 11a service)–and even helping in the nursery. Every moment you give to a child helps build his or her future spiritual foundation. Let Valerie or the church office know if you are interested in helping (770-474-2570).
Oreo's Blog
June 28, 2020
Click on link below for this week’s children’s Sunday School. This is a live Sunday School on Facebook by Cokesbury that uses the material we usually use in Sunday School. It airs at 10:30 EST on Sunday. You can download the resources ahead of time by clicking on “summer”, “June” and then “June 28” for this week. They include coloring pages and puzzles. Communities are called to love, but what does that mean? Let’s learn together with Joanna and Chris Cummings, pastors of children, youth, and families at The Village in Nashville, TN. Bookmark this link for future lessons this summer. https://www.cokesburykids.com/free-resources//virtual-sunday-school
June 14, 2020
Hi, my friends. Following is a book that we thought would help with conversations with your children about racial injustice.
This illustrated book follows two families as they grapple with a police shooting of a black man in their community. Written by psychologists who have experience in community advocacy and children’s behavioral health, this book provides the necessary framework for talking to children about racial injustice. If you’re not sure how to start the conversation, the book also includes guidelines for discussing race and racism with children, child-friendly definitions, and sample dialogues at the end.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pi7_Ps6Jf7Y&t=53s
