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Education program provides learning opportunities for individuals
as they seek to live out their baptismal vows and carry out the ministries to which they have |
been called. We welcome
and invite both children and adults to join us.
Church School
Church School classes are held at 8:00 a.m.
on Sunday mornings for children and youth. Classes use the
Prayer Book Lectionary as a resource and follow the “Living
the Good News” curriculum.
Adult Forum
The Adult Forum follows a study of programs,
which includes discussion of the Bible and issues of contemporary
society. Classes meet on Sunday mornings during the church
school hour.
Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School is usually held annually
for a week during the month of August for all children ages
4 years through the senior high school year. Focus is placed
upon a particular biblical character or theme with arts and
crafts included as part of the curriculum.
Daughters of the King/St. Monica’s
Chapter
St. Monica’s Chapter of the Daughters of
the King is an order of women who follow a rule of prayer,
service and evangelism but also assist with instructing parents,
godparents/sponsors in understanding their duty and responsibilities
for the person(s) they present for baptism.
Caring Hearts Health Care Ministry
This ministry provides educational information
and health related services to parishioners of all ages and
interested persons in the community. During the semi-annual
health fairs sponsored by this group of health care professionals
and paraprofessionals, they provide counseling and screening
for diabetes, hypertension and HIV/AIDS. Two persons from
this group are assigned to be on duty each Sunday to render
assistance to persons who might need medical aid.
Helping Hands Ministry
This ministry administers the outreach program
of the Resource Bank/True Fund, which provides temporary assistance
to those in the community who experience hardship or need.
Project S.M.A.R.T., Inc.
During the spring, Project S.M.A.R.T., Inc.
sponsors a weekend college awareness fair for senior high
school students planning to enter college in the succeeding
fall. Subject to funding plans are underway to expand to a
three-day a week after school tutoring and mentoring program
designed to help students of the community with homework assignments,
build positive life skills, and enhance their test taking
skills on district and state tests.
Retirees and Affirmative Aging Ministry
The purpose of this group of men and women
is to deepen the spiritual life of those church members who
have retired from regular employment and support the church
in its mission of caring for senior citizens in both the church
and the community, and to enhance their quality of life through
fellowship as well as civic and recreational activities.
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