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Christian Education  

3 Years Old - 12th Graders 

All Classes Meet on the 3rd Floor
Sunday: 9:00 am  – 10:15 am 

Stations e

Godly Play
Age 3 - Grade 3rd  

Younger children are not always able to articulate their questions and insights very specifically, but in this highly interactive class, they are learning a shared language to think more deeply about their faith.

Lead Teacher - Nancy Brock
Kid confrmation

Communion Class
Grades K - 4th

Children are invited to learn more about the communion service.  We'll review the parts of the service, the meaning behind why we do what we do, and learn about vestments and what goes on in the working sacristy. We'll conclude our class by painting our chalice to be blessed by the Bishop when he visits.

This class is offered annually leading up to the Bishop's visit in December.
 
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Biblical Storytelling

Grades 4th - 6th
Older children are led through the maze of the scriptures in a way that provides a rare opportunity for wondering aloud, creative insight and building community with each other.

Lead Teachers - Travis Van Valkenburg and AJ Smith
Teens van

Rite 13/J2A

Grades 7th - 9th
This is a spiritual formation program primarily used by the Episcopal Church… focusing on the gifts of adolescence, emphasizing the development of adult skills, and the responsibilities of a Christian community.

Lead Teachers - Carteena Robohm, Kristin Lindstrom and Shawna Merritt
Teen

4Ward

Grades 10th -12th
Through robust Bible studies, this class provides an inclusive, engaging and relational form of youth ministry (10th, 11th, and 12th grades) with emphases on discernment, vocation and development of a personal credo.

Lead Teacher -Eric Landin
Confirmation

Confirmation Class
Grades 9-12

This class is for teens who want to learn more about the Episcopal Church and be confirmed in the church. It is offered once a year before the annual Bishop's visit. The class meets 5-6 times using a combination of sources for learning, including book discussions and visits to the working sacristy.