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Men’s Meeting — Mar 13th
8am Men's Meeting
Couples Meeting — Mar 21st
5pm Couples Meeting
Women’s Meeting — Mar 27th
9am Women's Meeting
Family Time In Prayer (T.I.P) — Apr 2nd
9pm - Family Time In Prayer (T.I.P)
Resurrection Sunday — Apr 4th
Come Celebrate the Resurrection of our Lord & Savior!
Men’s Meeting — Apr 10th
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4th Annual Kingmakers Conference — Apr 15th Apr 16th Apr 17th
4th Annual Kingmakers Conference April 15-17, 2010 Come celebrate God's great idea--Woman! Wherever you find women, they are always making a difference in the lives of others. They are influencers and lifters to those around them. They are Kingmakers! For a Kingmaker, no challenge is too difficult; no sacrifice too great. Kingmakers have an inner substance of life to impact their families, the marketplace & ministry. Conference General Session Speakers: Bishop Wellington Boone, Founder Pastor Rhonda Davis (www.rhondadavisministries.org) Pastor Kate Mason, Manna Christian Fellowship of Richmond
Marriage Enhancement Seminar — Apr 25th
5pm - All Married Couples are invited!
Team Impact @ The Father’s House — Apr 30th
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Team Impact @ The Father’s House — May 1st
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Team Impact @ The Father’s House — May 2nd
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Family Time In Prayer (T.I.P) — May 7th
9pm - Family Time In Prayer (T.I.P)
Mother’s Day — May 9th
Mother's Day
Marriage Enhancement Seminar — May 23rd
5pm - All Married Couples are invited!
All Nations Sunday — May 30th
Come Celebrate the nations! We will have a time of fellowship with a cultural event, food samples from around the world and native attire.
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Father's House News
Kingdom Way Children’s Ministry — January 07, 2010
Kingdom Way Children’s Ministry
V O L U M E 1 , I S S U E -1 1 S T Q U A R T E R 2 0 1 0
Do you remember when you were a child and your mother told you to not touch the hot stove? Your mother or father played a great role inmaking sure you were safe or not. Well much like teaching you not to touch the hot stove, children’s church workers get the opportunity to teachchildren about the basics of life when it comes to spiritual matters. What is a Bible? Why do I have to share? Say thank you after you get a snack. Does Jesus love me? How do I pray? Some of the basic questions about the Christian Faith are taught in Children’s Church. So while it may look like a baby sitting service to some people, it is so much more. According to the Barna Research group, a child will form his or her worldview for the rest of his or her life by the age of 13. The Father’s House serves children from the infant stage through sixth grade. We want to partner alongside the parents to provide a biblical worldview for each child’s foundation. We currently service between 60 to 80 youth. We have many ways that you can get involved as a volunteer. Whether you are great with serving snacks or you love to play games, we have a place where you can serve in any age range.
Vision Statment
To provide a safe and fun environment where children can be taught the ways of God and grow in their personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
MI S S ION:
• Help children grow and develop in Godly character.
• Teach children how to be morally respectable and responsible people.
• Train youth who will influence their friends and family to become more Christ-like.
Quick Reminders:
• Parents please pick your children up from children’s church immediately following service.
• Please make sure we have your child’s correct birthday on file.
• Please sign your children in and out of children’s church. We want the safest environment for you and your child.
Then he said to them..
“Anyone who welcomes a little child like this on my behalf welcomes me,
and anyone who welcomes me also welcomes my Father who sent me.
Whoever is the least among you is the greatest.”
Luke 9:48
Top 7 Ways You Can Volunteer:
1. Can You Serve? Be a Teaching Assistant
- Teaching Assistants will rotate to help teachers with their classes.
- Parents will be asked to assist with the class in which their child normally attends.
- Assistants will help with snacks, lessons and provide another authority figure in theclassroom setting.
2. Do You Have a Heart for the Future ? Be a Teacher
- Teachers are needed who are willing to commit to teach one particular class on Sunday mornings on a rotational basis.
- The teachers may rotate once a month, bi-monthly or teach one month at a time.
- Teachers are responsible for preparing and teaching the curriculum as chosen for the class.
- Teachers must have completed the New Members Class and Foundations Course.
3. Help out by being a Midweek Childcare Worker
- Workers are needed for the Wednesday Night Services
- Workers will rotate.
- The workers will be responsible for monitoring the children during these services.
- The workers should guide the children in meaningful activities, such as games and videos during this service.
4. Assist with the Babies as a Nursery Worker
- Nursery Workers are needed on Sunday to attend to the needs of infants and toddlers.
- Nursery Workers should be patient, have a good temperament and be adaptable.
- Specific instructions will be given to workers.
- The nursery workers will rotate weekly.
5. Help with Drama and Special Music as a Special Projects Worker
- Special Projects Workers will assist with the bell choir, dramatic skits, VBS, and various special events through out the new year.
- Workers will assist the director in teaching, costume design, and informing parents of practice times. (Additional duties may apply)
6. Are you detailed oriented? Assist as an Administrative Assistant
- The administrative assistant will help the director with scheduling teachers and correspondence to parents and teachers.
- The assistant should be computer savvy and able to create signs, forms, letters, etc. when needed.
7. Help Keep Order as a Sign In table attendant
- The attendant will be responsible for checking children into the Children’s Ministry.
- The attendant must be friendly and able to answer questions for parents regarding the Children’s Ministry.
- The attendant will help the teachers by providing accurate rosters for the classrooms
- The attendant will work closely with the director regarding sign-in/sign out procedures.
Calendar of Events for Father’s House Youth
Special Projects Coordinator: Katrina D. Wilson
Event: Black History Month Celebration
Date: Winter Quarter/February
Description: The children will have a brief reading each week of Black History Month highlighting the accomplishments of African-Americans in different areas. The month concludes with a large program involving music by the choir at its conclusion.
Event: Resurrection Sunday Program
Date: Spring Quarter March/April depending on the year
Description: The young elementary students will present speaking recitations/a short skit with themes surrounding the Resurrection story. The older elementary middle school students will present Bell selections. Both age groups will sing song selections as the choir.
Event: Vacation Bible School
Date: Summer Quarter/June or July
Description: The children will participate in a week long summer program which will include: arts and crafts, Bible stories, music, food and fellowship.
Event: Bishop’s Birthday Celebration
Date: Fall Quarter/September
Description: The children will participate in a special program in order to celebrate the birthday of Bishop Wellington Boone. This will involve a short skit/speeches as well as a song selection.
Event: Fall Festival
Date: Fall Quarter/October
Description: As an alternative to Halloween the children will participate in a night of fun activities at the church. Past activities have included: cake walk, arts and crafts, food and other games/activities.
Event: Christmas Program
Date: 2nd/3rd Sunday in December
Description: In celebration of our Savior’s Birth, the children present a program in conjunction with the adult choir of the church. The children’s portion of the program is usually about 30 minutes. The early elementary children participate in speaking recitations or a short skit. The late elementary/early middle school children participate in a selection on Bells.
**The children perform special programs once a quarter Ensembles Choir: The children’s choir is made up of early and late elementary students as well as early middle school students Bells: The bell choir is made up of children who are mostly composed of the late elementary/early middle school classes
**Participation in all programs for the children’s ministry, including the singing and bell choir are determined based on an audition which will take place in the fall annually.
For More Information about Ways to Get involved, please contact
Elder Annika Murray
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