Children's Connections

Sundays, 9:30 AM

Kids K - 5th grade: Kidmo is not just about information but tranformation for kids! Join us in the Children's Worship Center. Kidmo - Adventure Rock! Schedule/Mission Action Plans (MAPs)

Kids 2 yrs - PK: Lil'K is a fun and dynamic way to reach kids with transformational truth of God's Word. Join us in the Education Wing, Great Square. Lil'K - Adventure Rock! Schedule/Mission Action Plans (MAPs)

Sundays, 11:00 AM
Adventure Rock Worship: K - 5th grade. Kids will participate and help lead other kids in praise and worship singing, puppet skits, Bible memory, mission moment, prayer and Bible stories.

Nursery available all 3 services

Play-n-Worship Nursery program: Play-n-Worship for Babies combines visual, tactile, and auditory experiences to engage babies and connect them to God. Babies learn through the song based lessons that God made and cares for them. And, true to babies' natural instincts, they get to hold, hear about, and experience key parts of God's creation! The ultra-soft, delightfully tactile Play-n-Worship Softees let babies hold on to an item while they experience related songs and wonderful illustrations.

Storyteller Theater- Sundays, 3:30 - 5:00 PM.

Storyteller Theater is a group of great 4th and 5th grade kids who come together every week to practice and prepare cleverly retold stories from the Bible. 

They have learned not only to serve by sharing their gifts and talents, but how to come together as the body of Christ...they have fun together, get frustrated with each other, encourage each other, pray for each other, forgive each other...love each other...we are essentially the best of what a small group is.

As the so-called leader of this small group called Storytellers, my experience with them has taught me more than I can really say...and it has been one of the most personally rewarding experience I’ve been blessed to be a part of.

Thank you for letting us share the stories of the Bible with you, and for so graciously supporting these kids and what they share with the family of St. Stephen’s.  — Dana Sherrill