Children's Ministry at Highland Methodist
We love our kids at HUMC and are intentional about being a positive place for them to grow in Christ! Check out the many programs we have for kids below, or get in touch with our children's ministry director, Vera.
To raise a Godly generation we are committed to loving each child and creating a variety of purposeful learning experiences using scripture as our foundation and guide.
Sunday School
Every Sunday morning from 9:15-12:15 we provide Nursery care for children 4 weeks to 3 years old in Room 102 as well as Sunday School (9:30-10:30 am) and Children's Church (11 am-Noon) for 4 year olds to 5th graders in Rooms 201, 202 and 207. For Sunday School and Children's Church we currently use The Beginner's Bible curriculum for 4 year old to 1st graders and The Action Bible curriculum for 2nd-5th graders. Kids who attend both SS and CC do an alternate activity/game/craft at CC time.
Nourish Wednesday Night Kids
Every Wednesday from September 13 – December 6 (minus November 15 and 22), 2017 and January 10-May 2, 2018 (minus February 14 and April 4) we have NOURISH Wednesdays which includes church family dinner at 5:45 on the 2nd Wednesday of every month and small groups for adults, youth and children at 6:30. Children's small group themes currently are Proverbs 31 Princesses for 3rd-5th grade girls and their Moms in Room 207 as well as Bible Survivor for 3rd-5th grade boys in Room 201 and Survive and Thrive Junior for 4 year old-2nd grade girls and boys in Room 202. Nursery care is available for babies to 3 year olds in Room 102.
Parent's Night Out
Monthly from October to April (minus December) Children's Ministry staff and volunteers host Kids' Fun Nights from 5:00-9:00 on the second Saturday of the month while parents attend a 20 minute program on Family Faith Formation in the Memorial Room and then leave for a Parent Night Out. Babies, toddlers and kids are separated in to three to four age groupings and can expect to eat dinner together, jump in a bounce house, drive ride on cars/scooters, play with toys/games, do a craft and watch a movie while their parent(s) are gone.
