There are many service opportunities available in Sunday School. You can serve weekly, bi-weekly or monthly in a variety of roles. If you would like to share your love of God with a child, prayerfully consider one of these opportunities.

• Aides/Assistants
  Commit to serve a minimum of two Sundays a month during the school year (August – May), assisting the lead teacher with snack, early arriver activities and other functions.
  Serve time is typically two hours. Training required: Safe Church training – two hours
• Greeters
  Welcome families to Sunday School. Direct new families to classrooms. Be a welcoming presence. Commit to two Sundays a month. Serve time is typically 30 minutes. Training required: 30 minutes.
• Check-In Attendants
  Commit to two Sundays a month helping with check-in prior to either 9:15 or 11 a.m. service. Serve time is typically 30 minutes. Training required: Computer and/or check-in software training – 30 minutes.
• Mid-Week Helper
  Prepare materials for Sunday School classes: make copies, decorate bulletin boards, etc. Serve time varies.

To begin serving, contact our children’s minister, Jon Lyon, at 214-291-5026.

Related

• Volunteer for Kids in Need
• Children’s Summer: Camp Sunday & GAP45
• Appreciation: VBS at San Miguel, Ft. Worth
• Opportunities to Serve

GAP45 Summer
It’s back for 2010! Students will meet each Wednesday night from 6:30 to 8 p.m. from July 7 through August 11 in the Archgate Center, Room 4208. All students finishing 4th & 5th grade are invited to come and bring friends for food, games and a lesson.

Camp Sunday
Camp Sunday meets every Sunday at 9:15 and 11 a.m. throughout the summer. The Children’s Ministry interns are leading our students in a high-seas themed version of Bible Max. We encourage all students to participate in this fun exploration of the Bible.

For more information, contact Jon Lyon.

Related

• Join the Children’s Sunday School Team
• Appreciation: VBS at San Miguel, Ft. Worth
• Volunteer for Kids in Need

As our 3rd grade Sunday School classes prepared for Christmas, one of their lessons focused on Mary’s visit to Elizabeth and the idea that Christmas is a time to share good news with those we love.

Teachers Jamey Smrekar and Kym McDaniel decided to have the children make Christmas cards for soldiers in Iraq. The result was an envelope full of cards mailed to Christ Church member Col. Rob Woodmansee who is stationed there.

After sharing the cards with his soldiers, he sent back pictures of the smiles on everyone’s faces. Rob will return to the States at the end of January and plans to visit the 3rd grade classes to personally thank them. Click on a thumbnail below to view full image.