Children's Catechumenate

Carol Long
Carol Long
Director, Christian Formation

Carol Long
Director, Seminary Internships
clong@saint-peters.net
(850) 701-0664, ext. 21

St. Peter's shield - small Offered Winter-Spring 2012

1st Grade Children's Catechumenate

Sunday mornings, 10:25 - 11:05 am
Location:
Sunday School wing Downstairs. Room 103.

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St. Peter’s is proud to offer first graders and their families a unique and exciting experience in their Christian journey. Our first grade curriculum, “One Family of Faith” was developed to prepare our children for worship in the Anglican tradition, with a special emphasis on Baptism and Holy Eucharist. This class helps them become active participating members of the body of Christ and culminates with a Festal Eucharist during the Easter Season. For more information, contact Carol Long at ext. 21 or clong@saint-peters.net.

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"Let the little children come to me and do not stop them
Because the Kingdom of God Belongs to such as these."

Matthew 19:14

The Introduction to Worship for Children program was created in 1985. It grew from a class taught during Lent to educate children for the Eucharist to a year-long Pre-Communion instruction class. Over the years, with the total involvement of our clergy, the program has blossomed and flourished into a joyful, hands on experience for not only the children but their parents, the clergy, and the entire parish as well. It is now a year-long preparation for full participation in the Body of Christ for our children.

It's all about bringing our children to God, the most important thing we can do for them.

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What do we do at St. Peter's?

Fr. Dudley with childrenBy emphasizing The Holy Baptism, The Holy Eucharist, Ministries of the Church, Clergy involvement, Mission, Exploration, and Church Etiquette with a hands on approach at a level the children can understand, relate to and engage in, we accomplish our goal of bringing our children up as full participating members of the Body of Christ.