Elementary

KIDS’ TIME AND NOISY OFFERING–Kids’ time is available during all worship services. This is a time for kids to gather at the front of the sanctuary and connect to our readings in a fun and interactive way. It allows children to hear God’s love for them, all while being a part of the worship service.

On the second Sunday of the month, kids can help collect our noisy offering during the offering time by carrying buckets to our congregational members.

 

 


SUNDAY MORNING FAITH EXPLORERS (Sunday School)–
Each week, a learning and activity time is held upstairs in the education wing following worship. Each day includes engaging and uplifting music, the story/reading for the day, and a time for youth connect with the readings for the day through hands-on games, crafts, Bible pages, and more!

 

 

 

 


SUMMER CAMP–
If your child is in 1st grade or older, it’s time to start thinking about summer camp options! Lutherans Outdoors in South Dakota offers three different locations with programs to suit a wide range of interests.

If you would like to register your child, please contact Ministry Coordinator Saundra as soon as possible so we can get them signed up. Camperships are available for families who need assistance.

This year, NeSoDak is offering a one-day camp for grades 1–3 on Thursday, July 9. The cost is $100 per youth. MC Saundra and Pastor Nicole will be taking the kids and staying the day with them. This camp is open to current 1, 2, 3 grade youth. If your child(ren) is interested, please chat with Saundra as soon as possible so we can get the group registered!

 

VBS–Plans are in the works for Summer Faith Explorers! Mark the dates on your calendar, and make plans to join us for a time where youth can explore their faith through fun and interactive stories, games, crafts, snacks, and more!  Summer dates are May 26-28, beginning at 5:30 PM.  Registration forms will be sent home before the last day of Faith Explorers and will be available in the office and on the website before the event. This year’s theme is: Build. Final details will be available next month—stay tuned!