Jan

Jan Osburn,
Children's Dir.

 

 

 

 

Jean Bowman,

Children Ministries Assistant

Faith Covenant's ministry to children is centered upon Jesus Christ and His love for children. Our children's ministries are staffed by caring adults who love Jesus, love kids, and are committed to the spiritual life of each child.

Children matter! Their needs matter to us. We want to help each child know Jesus, experience His love, and have support for their precious walk in faith.

Parents are entrusted with the primary responsibility of the Christian education of their children; we seek to support the home and the parental efforts at all levels of our church program. We create opportunities to make the good news of Jesus Christ available to them, stress the importance of Jesus in their lives, and offer practical guidance and support for applying God's Word. Each program is designed to be educational and fun.

We want children and their families to be at ease and find acceptance in the church. We want them to be thrilled with their church home.

CHILDREN’S PROGRAMS INCLUDE:

WEEKLY

·         Sunday - Promiseland during the Sunday School Hour 9:45-10:45 am (children through 5th grade)

·         Sunday – Children’s Church – children are dismissed prior to the sermon during the Worship Hour, both 8:30 & 11:00 services (children through 3rd grade)

·         Sunday – Nursery through age 4 (all three hours)

·         Wednesday MidWay 6:30 – 8:00 pm during the school year (Kindergarten – 5th grade)

 

SPECIAL EVENTS 

·                       Saturday, March 27 - Egg Hunt & Puppet Show 10:00 – 11:30 & Family Picnic immediately following from 11:30-1:00

·                       Monday – Friday,  July 5-9, 9:00 am-12:15 pm - Vacation Bible School for 4 year old pre K (by March 1) through completed 5th grade – closing program Friday, July 9, at 7:00 pm

·                       Sunday – July 11th – Pool Party TBA

·                       Sunday, October 24 – Fall Frolic – Inflatable games, carnival type games, face painting, crafts, puppets, and food