Children's Work
Sunday Club and All-Age Worship
We long for our church to be a genuine family where people of all ages and stages mix together and help one another learn about our mighty God and the wonders he has done. Spread across the year, we have All-Age services where the whole church family stays together throughout. These aim to include something for everyone and help us learn together as a community from 0–90 years (or beyond). Most weeks, the whole church family worships together at the start of our service and then the children have their own groups in which they have fun together and learn about Jesus in ways that are appropriate to their age.
The children’s work is run in rooms adjacent to the hall and your children will be returned to you before the end of the service. Our children’s leaders would love to meet you and your kids so that together we can help them get to know God for themselves. We expect to have visitors with us every week, so you’re very welcome to join us -even if you’re only passing through. If you would like your children to join one of our groups, do make yourself known to our welcome team when you arrive.
Creche is for preschool children, with a range of toys for free play.
Sunday Club is for children in primary school (YF-Y6), with groups for both our younger and older children. They have loads of fun learning amazing things about God, his world and his plan of salvation in age-appropriate, interactive and engaging ways, using a mixture of activities and games, talks and discussions and crafts.
Check out our midweek preschool, children's and youth activities, which are run jointly with the Trinity churches. Also check out the Youth Work page for information on our Sunday Youth
St Kea Stay and Play
Every Tuesday (9:15-11:00am) at All Hallows, St Kea the church building is transformed for Stay & Play.
Up to 50 pre-school children and their parents or carers join us.
The session includes coffee and cake for the adults as well as refreshments, stories and songs, including Bible stories, for the children.
We often have different crafts or visiting activities, such as face painting.
