Kingsland Ministries

One of our favorite sayings here is, "We must grow smaller as we grow larger." Our prayer for you is that through your "discovery process" you find a ministry that will provide the great relationships that we all need.

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Together Worship

Grades 4 & 5 Promoted to Adult Worship
August 28, 2011

 

If your child promoted into 4th or 5th grade this past August 28, then they promoted into Adult Worship as well.  It is such a great opportunity for families to worship God together as well as support parents to be the primary faith trainers of their children. As you listen to sermons together, you can use the faith talk guidelines provided for you each Sunday and also discuss with your child the God moments as they arise.

Following is the Sunday morning schedule for fall 2011 for children grades 1-5. 

9:30 Ministry Options

           1st and 2nd           Bible Study
           3rd                          "Elevate 3" (formerly Kid's Worship 345), Burns Great Room
           4th and 5th           Bible Study or Adult Worship with parents

 11:00 Ministry Options

            1st and 2nd           Kid's Church, Burns Great Room
            3rd                           Bible Study
            4th and 5th           Bible Study or Adult Worship with parents

RESPONSE FROM PARENTS


How do I make the choice between worshiping with my child at 9:30 or 11:00?

1.   Consider these factors

  • What hour is your current ABF?
  • How will other siblings effect this choice?
  • Would your child like to attend with friends? If so, coordinate with the friend's parents.
  • Remember the new Loft Worship service at 9:30

2.    Make a family decision and stick with it!

Transition Top 10

Below are some tips that will help your 4th or 5th grader promote to Adult Worship.

  1. Sit Together in Worship
  2. You are the model.     Be authentically you. (Primary Faith Trainer)
  3. You are in charge.     Communicate what is appropriate and what isn't.
  4. Stay Involved.     Participate and help them participate in every aspect of worship (praying, singing, offering, listening)
  5. Personalize it.     Help your kids learn who the people on stage are. (Pastor Alex preaches, Josh Stewart leads music, etc.)
  6. Use your Bible.     Teach and model using your Bible to follow the sermon.
  7. Take Note: Notes are good.     Help your child learn to take notes -- don't worry if they doodle.
  8. Apply it.     Talk about what you learned over lunch after the service. Utilize the faith talk sheet given each week.
  9. Potty break.     Take your children to the bathroom before the worship service begins and if the need still arises, avoid leaving during the sermon and teach them the least distracting way out.
  10. Relax.    Kids are kids -- grace abounds. Teaching your child may take a while.