Youth and Education Ministry

Children and Family Ministries (CFM) - The primary responsibility of this team is to evaluate, plan and implement a ministry that supports the faith development of families and children between baptism and confirmation, including but not limited to: weekly Sunday school, vacation bible school, confirmation program, Stepping Stones, etc. This ministry team should also see the Little Bear Child Development program as a ministry partner. Emphasis should be given to discipleship development
Communicator. Debbie Shaffer & Carole Johnson

Members:
Lucynda Ben-Carew
Vanessa DeLa Pena
Mildred Jelovsek
Carole Johnson
Liga Minejevs
Debbie Shaffer (chair)
Sandy Sorensen
Allison Stoneberg

YOUTH & EDUCATION News
Team teaching Sunday school is underway using the Firelight program. Debbie Shaffer is chair of Youth & Education

1. Confirmation News
   Confirmation Youth Study the Ten Commandments Our confirmation program begins this Fall on Saturday, September 19, from 10:00am – 1:00pm at church, exploring in depth the ten commandments. We will also be taking field trips, visiting community organizations that help us live out our faith. Please keep our confirmation youth in your prayers.
2. See you on Rally Day… Sunday, September 12th!
   Sunday School 2010-2011 Will Return in Fall
   Calling all kids, calling all kids, come and participate in this wonderful event! Children Ages 3 –Grade 5 are welcome to attend. Parents are more than welcome to participate with us. Look for more details in our Sunday church bulletins. Contact Debbie Shaffer, Liga Minejevs, or the church office if you can help.
3. Trinity United welcomes Girl Scout Troop #3616! The group meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of each month from 6:00 to 8:00 PM in the Sunday School room. Trinity members Vanessa and Niya DeLa Pena are Troop 3616 members
   
   
   Children's Corner
   

   

Old Children's Corner items moved to Children's Archive

Day of Pentecost: Red as the color of fire is used on this day when we remember the tongues of fire descended on the crowd in Jerusalem. In contrast to the color of scarlet, Pentecost’s red is a bright color.
The Holy Trinity: White is appointed, the expression of joy in the mystery of the Triune God.
Other Sundays after Pentecost: Green is used, to indicate our growth in faith as we follow the teachings and ministry of Christ.