Children's ministries

Trinity offers Sunday school to children ages 3 through 5th grade,  9:45-10:45, on the second floor children’s hallway. All classes use the curriculum, Think Orange, which focuses on the idea that when churches and families partner together, we can make a bigger impact in the spiritual growth of our children. 

Children may attend the Liturgical Service with their parents. Most services include a Children's Message for all ages. After the Children's Message, children ages 3 through second grade are invited to attend Children's Time with Mrs. Duclos in room 205, where parents can pick them up after the service.

NETKids is an exciting fellowship program where children in grades K-5 children build their relationship with God and others through Bible stories, missions, games, crafts, music, woodworking, and more. We meet September through May, 3:30–5:30 p.m. There is a $35 registration fee for the year to help cover the cost of supplies.

Preschoolers have music time each week during Sunday school and sing occasionally in worship as the Cherub Choir. During the Large Group experience, elementary children engage in lively praise songs to reinforce the lessons being taught in the classroom. Elementary children who are interested in a church choir experience are encouraged to become a part of NETKids on Wednesday afternoons, 3:30-5:30. 

Join us for our Summer Dinner Series!

Prepare yourself for food, fellowship, and fun for all ages! Plan to attend our Summer Dinner Series on June 11, June 25, July 9, and/or July 23. These dinner events promise to be fun for the whole family! Be sure to make your reservations so we can plan appropriately. Reservations can be made on the Events page of our website, on our Trinity app, or by calling the church office. We hope to see you this summer!

The Carolyn Hart Memorial Children’s Library includes colorful picture books, Bibles, and some reference material appropriate for preschoolers and children in elementary school. Topics include Bible stories, contemporary stories emphasizing Christian beliefs and values, books on Christian holidays, and biographical or historical accounts. This library collection is named for Carolyn Hart, a long-time elementary Sunday School superintendent who left a bequest to create a children’s library at Trinity. For more information about the library or to request new materials, please contact church librarian Gloria Colvin.

For information about the McKenzie Library, our collection for adults, please see the Adult Ministries page.

Hours:
Sundays | 9:30 - 11:00 a.m.
Wednesdays | 4:00 - 6:30 p.m.
Church office staff can open the library at other times upon request.

Check-out Policy:
Check-out is self-service. Cards on the back of books should be signed, dated, and left in the check-out box. Books may be checked out for three weeks and should be returned to the library when it is open or to the church office when the library is closed.

Candace is Trinity’s Director of Christian Education. She would love to hear from you and help get your children connected to our children’s programs.