Seasonal Rhythms
In this pandemic season, our ministries look different than normal, please contact Children’s Ministry for current information.
Easter
March/April
Easter Sunday is one of our most anticipated days of the year, as God’s people celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. On Palm Sunday Children can participate in a Palm Sunday Processional and a Kids’ Choir as we celebrate our Lord Jesus being hailed as King.
On Easter Sunday during a special Children’s Worship children meet a Bible-times character who witnessed the resurrection and then engage in a time of worshipping our risen Savior.
Profession of Faith Class
March
This one-day, four-hour, kid-friendly class aims to help children understand what it means to profess their faith in Jesus Christ and to begin to participate in the sacraments, or visible expressions of God’s grace for His people, which sustain our faith. Read more about the Profession of Faith class.
Summer Park and Play
end of May-August
Summer lends itself to gathering for times of relationship building within and among families. Previous gatherings have included playtime and picnic at Millpond Park in Saline, a visit to the Biblical Tabernacle Replica at United Memorial Gardens in Plymouth, knitting hats for the Ronald McDonald House families, and berry-picking at Makielksi Farm in Ypsilanti.
Advent Celebration
December
Advent is the arrival or coming of something. In the church, we set aside the four weeks leading up to Christmas to remember the first coming of Christ and to anticipate His coming again.
The Sunday of Thanksgiving weekend is a family-friendly event where adults and families can make an Advent wreath out of live greens while children create a variety of Advent-themed decorations. Children’s creations can be donated to the residents of The Villa at Parkridge, an elder care facility in Ypsilanti, where our deacons and other Knox members regularly visit. Advent family devotionals are made available around this time!