Trinity Children and Family Ministry partners with families as we follow Jesus by intentionally...

• providing peer group learning experiences.
• fostering intergenerational relationships.
• equipping family faith practices at home.

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Youth Group Information

Maria Sottile, Director of Children's, Youth and Family Ministries

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During Sunday morning worship, parents may bring their little ones to the Nursery classroom located on the first floor. This nursery room is for infants through 4 (or 5) years of age. Two adult helpers will be available Sunday mornings by 9:45 am. Do you feel called to join this newly forming ministry team? Are you a parent with a question? Contact Maria Sottile

Families join worship in the sanctuary. After the children's message, our young disciples, from age 5 through 5th grade, are escorted downstairs by teachers for continued Christian education, songs, snacks and fellowship with one another.

Growing Together is monthly from 5-6:30pm in Fellowship Hall. This is an intergenerational and relational time for active learning, connection and worship together. Families and people of all ages are invited to keep growing together! 

We have a delightful menu in store for you. We need help organizing a craft, reading Scripture, sharing in music and, of course, we want you to RSVP. Include family, friends, and neighbors. All are welcome! 

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Save the Date for an over night on-site youth retreat for Kindergarten-5th grade students! More details soon! 

We are all children of God! At Trinity, we encourage children to attend and participate in worship with their families. Children learn to worship by being present. God gave them their wiggle—so don’t feel the need to suppress it in God’s house.

A typical Sunday morning begins with a Gathering Time, where families are encouraged to participate together. Most Sundays include a children's message and a thematic worship bulletin. At least three times a month, children are invited to leave before the sermon to go downstairs for a Bible lesson and discussion led by adult leaders.

Communion is celebrated on the 1st Sunday of the month. Children remain in the sanctuary those Sundays so they can experience the meaning and ritual of the sacrament. Parents are encouraged to talk with their children and decide when they are old enough to understand its significance. Try these helpful conversation starters at home.

Parents are encourage to take a look at our Worshipping with Children pew card, and follow along in the interactive Family Guide to Worship located in the pew rack.