Dear Members:Below is an upcoming schedule for healing through December 2010. As always, we are relying on the Hillmans and the Warrens for Saturday services, unless otherwise notified.Please feel free to fill in spontaneously if it appears a member is not at the side altar at a service.It will be up to the individual to call for substitutes if they cannot make a service.Please note that the oil will be on the side altar ready for you.
We can’t thank you enough for your service to your fellow parishioners.From my personal experience, I can’t tell you how much your participation means to all of us.
Children are Full Participants in the
Worship Community of St. Peter and St. Paul
St. Peter and St. Paul welcomes children at services. Church is for people of all ages, and your children are welcome to attend any services with you. Children add richness to the community gathered at worship. They bring new ways of seeing old familiar rituals. They remind us of our bodies, our physical, tactile, and sensory awareness. Children remind us to engage worship with sheer joy and imagination.
Children's Worship Bulletins, colored pencils, story books, and "pew pals" are available during the worship service. They can be picked up in the Kid's Cart in the Nave.
Childrens Chapel:
Children’s Chapel is an adult-led, interactive worship experience for children ages 4 to 8. They share God’s stories, pray together, bless the day and each other. Children start with their parents in the regular worship service then are called forward following the reading of the Gospel where they are escorted downstairs by the Children’s Chapel Leaders to the Creation Chapel. Children return to their parents after the prayers of the people, just in time to share the Peace and Holy Communion.
Nursery Care
Our nursery is open during the late church service and for other major services. Our paid child care providers will take good care of your infant-to-3-year-olds.
St. Peter and St. Paul welcomes children at services. Church is for people of all ages, and your children are welcome to attend any services with you. Children add richness to the community gathered at worship. They bring new ways of seeing old familiar rituals. They remind us of our bodies, our physical, tactile, and sensory awareness. Children remind us to engage worship with sheer joy and imagination.