Welcome to the Children's Ministry
Here is some info about the ministry...
Welcome! Our goal is to help children develop a sustainable faith and personal resilience that will guide and them as they grow, mature, and move out into the world. We offer many ways for your child to engage and become part of our community of faith. We created this guide to share the types of messages your child will learn in our programs. We also hope it will encourage you to support your child’s faith journey at home.
Nursery/Toddlers
(Early Childhood)
Our ministry works actively and creatively to provide an engaging, strong church life for young children and their families. We strive to surround families with young children in a community of caring through events, outreach, and education for parents. We also provide childcare for families during worship.
To learn more about our Early Childhood learning programs:
Mary Evan‘s Child Development Center (North) is our full-time Early Childhood Program.
First Community Church Preschool (South) is our part-time Preschool Program.
Kindergarten- 5Th Grade
Our goal is to help children develop a sustainable faith and personal resilience that will guide and them as they grow, mature, and move out into the world. Our relational ministry provides programs and activities for children to encounter God’s unconditional love and grace, while gaining awareness of our responsibility to care for one another.
We offer multiple opportunities for children and families to connect and grow spiritually, develop a strong sense of community with one another, and become vital members of our church and the world. By providing a wide range of church-sponsored events and involvement throughout the week, we are able to provide touchpoints for children and families to connect with God, the church and others beyond Sunday mornings.
YOuth Choirs
(Cherub, Junior, and Bell Choir)
In an emotionally safe environment, the Youth Choirs at First Community Church provide a loving community for children as they explore music literacy and vocal technique. Children in the choirs become active and confident participants in worship as they bring their song of praise and prayer to God.
Detailed rehearsal and performance schedules are given to parents at the first rehearsal in September, for September through December, and the first rehearsal in January, for January through May. In December, all the youth choirs (K-12) combine to present a Christmas Musical during worship.