Children & Youth On Sundays
There is provision for children and young people at our 10am service and those of all ages are so welcome.
If you are attending St Luke's for the first time on a Sunday with under 18s, one of the Children and Youth team will introduce themselves to you and direct to to where you need to go, as well as help your child/Young Person feel at home at St Luke's.
On a Sunday morning, children and youth start in church, participating in worship alongside the adults, heading out to their groups during the second song. Children and youth leaders will guide children and youth to their groups.
Currently our Sunday morning provision includes:
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Acorns
Acorns is our group for children in pre-school and primary school. Together, we read a story from the Bible, do an activity together and make a craft to reinforce knowledge together. The goal of this group is to teach children Bible stories and contribute to family discipleship. Parents and guardians of pre-school children are welcome to either stay with their children or remain in the service.
Acorns
Acorns is our group for children in pre-school and primary school. Together, we read a story from the Bible, do an activity together and make a craft to reinforce knowledge together. The goal of this group is to teach children Bible stories and contribute to family discipleship. Parents and guardians of pre-school children are welcome to either stay with their children or remain in the service.
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ROOTS Youth
Our teenagers head upstairs for their own teaching and activities. We generally follow along with the church teaching series, to facilitate family discipleship, and investigate the passage and theme together through activities designed for a variety of learning styles in an age appropriate way. Generally, secondary school pupils come along to ROOTS.
ROOTS Youth
Our teenagers head upstairs for their own teaching and activities. We generally follow along with the church teaching series, to facilitate family discipleship, and investigate the passage and theme together through activities designed for a variety of learning styles in an age appropriate way. Generally, secondary school pupils come along to ROOTS.