Kids Club
*Please note that our Children's Ministry is currently being conducted digitally on Sunday mornings during the COVID-19 pandemic. Please join our email list for links and information.*
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Welcome to Trinity's Sunday Kids Club where we explore our faith in fun and creative ways.
Kids Club starts at 10:00 a.m. beginning September 15, 2019 running through May 2020.
Find us on the second floor of Trinity House.
Kids Club is our religious education program for children in Kindergarten through 2nd grades. This year we will focus on prayer and gratitude every Sunday. Lessons and themes are built around the Church calendar and include Sunday service participation, art, music and performance activities, and community service projects. Natalee Hill is our lead Kids Club teacher this year. Please contact her with any questions.
Trinity's Religious Education Program is a progressive and project oriented program using a hands on approach stressing the concepts of love, gratitude, and service. All projects and activities are age appropriate but also provide opportunities to include intergenerational and/or overlap age lessons and activities. We currently use the second floor of Trinity House for our activities, with trips outside or to other rooms in the church as the lesson needs.
Kids Club starts at 10:00 a.m. beginning September 15, 2019 running through May 2020.
Find us on the second floor of Trinity House.
Kids Club is our religious education program for children in Kindergarten through 2nd grades. This year we will focus on prayer and gratitude every Sunday. Lessons and themes are built around the Church calendar and include Sunday service participation, art, music and performance activities, and community service projects. Natalee Hill is our lead Kids Club teacher this year. Please contact her with any questions.
Trinity's Religious Education Program is a progressive and project oriented program using a hands on approach stressing the concepts of love, gratitude, and service. All projects and activities are age appropriate but also provide opportunities to include intergenerational and/or overlap age lessons and activities. We currently use the second floor of Trinity House for our activities, with trips outside or to other rooms in the church as the lesson needs.
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