Q: What is a Holy Week Passport? A: A guide for children to understand and be prepared to worship with their family Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and Easter Sunday. Each service has its own page in the passport with scripture, age-appropriate definitions, and what to look for in the worship services. Kids…
Christian Educator Carolyn Brown believes there are three reasons children should participate in Ash Wednesday services: When children see all the adults they love and respect wearing ashes and they themselves are marked with ashes, they know they belong. They are one of God’s people. Other days they may know that with their minds, but…
We all need road maps (or a GPS or Siri) to help us navigate our way from one place to another when going on a journey. Worship is an experiential journey and bulletins are the road map which help us navigate the experience. This fall PCPC has launched new worship bulletins for our children to…
Preparing for Worshipping with Children* Sitting for an hour while still and quiet doesn’t come naturally for many of us. It’s especially difficult for our youngest worshippers who come with extra wiggles. Worshipping with children requires a high level of commitment and a strong priority on the part of parents. Preparing during the week can…
Blessing of the Backpacks Litany Back-to-School Liturgy for Children led by Stephanie Fritz Bold signifies congregational participation. When it’s the night before going to school, and you’re picking out your clothes and making sure you have all your school supplies… Children: Jesus is with me. When you’re waking up and eating a healthy breakfast to start…