More tea, vicar?
Repeated invitation helps families become more involved with their local church. Be ready to host events during school holidays when families will be actively looking for something to do.
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Repeated invitation helps families become more involved with their local church. Be ready to host events during school holidays when families will be actively looking for something to do.
St Mary in Charnwood Church, Nanpantan, Loughborough ran a Pudding and Pamper Evening for expectant mothers and mothers of babies under one.
We had a baptism for a three year old who liked the film Wizard of Oz. For the prayers of intercession, the congregation were invited to come forward and place a picture onto a yellow brick road.
A couple of weeks ago we had our first Baptism Breakfast and it was good!
When it's hot, a cool church to sit in or look around might be the perfect refuge for a family with young children during the long summer holidays.
Children's Worker Ester van Dijk, from the parish of Leatherhead, has been interested in the role of grandparents in children's faith journeys after researching it in her native Holland.
At a recent training day with Sandra Millar in Leicester, I have used an idea she shared that has been really well received
St Mary in Charnwood church, Nanpantan, Loughborough have used the Nativity scene invitations to personally invite our Baptism families to our Christmas services.
This short, humorous presentation is ideal for a Christmas service (online or otherwise) which includes young children, or, it could be used in a Sunday School setting around Christmas time if churches are open at the time
I have used the opening sequence to ‘The Lion King' – when the infant Simba is presented for a kind of ‘baptism'.