Families

We believe faith formation primarily happens at home.  It happens through conversation, the rituals and traditions of your home, developing a devotional life together and with the congregation, and serving others at home and in the community.  Below, you will find resources to support this calling as Parents and Grandparents.  Check back as the seasons change, for opportunities to grow together in your relationship with God.
Please see the following letter from the Church Council and Pastors. In it you will find information about activity cancellations and proactive worship options we've enacted, as we seek to be good stewards of your health and well-being.  

​See faith practices and help with discussions about Covid -19, below.

Daily Devotions

  1. Vibrant Faith at Home:  This site offers resources for all ages.  
  2. Home Grown Faith Blog:  This site seeks to find the best faith practices to nurture disciples at home.  Check out this offering of mealtime graces that can be sung or spoken around your tables this summer - http://homegrownfaith.net/sing-mealtime-grace-all-summer-long/.
  3. Check out Faith 5 for family devotional ideas: http://faith5.org.  This resource helps families set aside time to check in with one another, hear the stories of God, and pray together.

Lenten Resources:

Lent Worship Series:  "Enter the Passion Story" here.
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Lent 101: Find videos, Prayer practices for all ages, suggestions for fasting, and daily suggestions for ways you can give.  Additional links regularly posted on our Facebook page.

Holy Week - 
  • Read together Matthew 21:1-11.  Wonder together how this parade ended up at the cross as you turn your palm branches into crosses.  Video tutorial below.
  • For daily devotions for Holy Week (video, questions, prayer and activity) click here.

FAQ

How do I talk to my child about the craziness in this world or when/if crisis unfolds close to home?​How do I talk to my child about what is going on in their lives, especially about God?
  • Glennon Doyle Melton offers the following as a resources to encourage conversation around family meals or in the car.  The questions here could be expanded to include questions of faith.  Check out the Key Jar.