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We encourage everyone to find a Sunday School Class at 9:30 a.m. and join us as we learn about Godin 2011 starting in September.  Sunday school teachers are needed. Please call Jon Nevel at 445-4469 if you can help. We are excited about the classes, and the growth that comes withstudying the Bible.  For moreinformation contact Jon Nevel at the Church.

   

 

 Room                     Grade                                              Teacher

Nursery                 Toddlers andinfants          

Rm. 11                    Preschool                                         Amanda Fues

Rm. 2& 4               Kindergarten – 5th                        SusanWinklemann andSusan Hancock

Rm. 1                      5th – 12th                                            Jon Nevel

 

 

For adults, the Explorer Classwill be downstairs in Rm. 12 and the Library Class will be upstairs in thelibrary.  


According to the Book of Order, education is one of the most important responsibilities of the church; it lies at the heart of many of the Great Ends of the Church.  Nationally, this priority on education is reflected in the Presbyterian Church’s 72 church-related colleges and universities and its 12 seminaries.

The founding fathers of the United States of America, the majority of whom were Presbyterians, believed that an educated citizenry was integral if the new U.S. government were to prosper.  Likewise, Presbyterians believe that an educated clergy and membership are just as important to the life and health of the church. Therefore, education is important to Presbyterians both in secular academic disciplines and in theology.  As members of the Body of Christ, we are expected to continually develop our understanding of what we believe, why we believe it, and how those beliefs affect how we live our lives.

A crib room and nursery are provided for infants and toddlers, from birth to age 2.  Classes are available in the Fall for pre-school children, ages 3 and 4; for kindergarteners, from age 5 to third grade; for grades four and five; and for youth ranging in age from sixth grade to high school.  The makeup of classes changes each year depending on enrollment.

Normally during one week in the early summer, Trinity offers Vacation Bible School in the evening for children.

Anyone willing to share their expertise and talents as Vacation Bible school teachers for our preschoolers through 6th grade, or help with our Wednesday Family night (see below), please call Jon Nevel at 445-4469. Children of all ages are invited to join us for creativity, fellowship, and fun as we learn about our Christian faith: preschool through elementary and youth 6th grade through 12th grade.