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Sunday School
Sunday School is offered nearly every Sunday from September to May. Three year-olds through 5th grade are invited to gather in the Fellowship Hall at 10:15am for the large group gathering before moving to classrooms.
At CLLC we believe it is important to begin nurturing a child's faith life from birth into the elementary years and beyond. Each week, Sunday School lessons are centered on learning the basics of God's Word in scripture and what it means to share the love of Jesus with the world. Through music, crafts, and prayer we work to make this time together fun for everyone involved.
Parents are always invited to participate alongside their children, as we learn the stories together.
Contact Stacy Johnson for more information or
Sign up on Google forms:
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Faith Milestones
Faith Milestones are the significant moments of our children's lives connect them to the love of Jesus. Our milestone ministry at CLLC begins with a Teddy Bear Picnic party for our newest 3 yr. olds every fall, as well as a blessing of the Backpacks for all school age children.
Our other Milestone Moments are:
Milestone classes consist of two weeks of parents and children, learning together about the milestone. They are then recognized and celebrated in worship. They are meant to support parents in fulfilling the promises that were made during baptism and to help their child grow in faith.
Our other Milestone Moments are:
- Preschool & Kindergarten – Baptism, Prayer and Blessings (in alternate years)
- 1st & 2nd Grade – Welcome to Worship and Lord’s Prayer (in alternate years0
- 2nd Grade – Welcome to the Table – Communion classes prior to Maundy Thursday
- 3rd Grade – Bible Exploration on Sundays in October
- 4th & 5th Grade – 10 Commandments and Apostles Creed (in alternate years)
Milestone classes consist of two weeks of parents and children, learning together about the milestone. They are then recognized and celebrated in worship. They are meant to support parents in fulfilling the promises that were made during baptism and to help their child grow in faith.
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