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children and youth

Dayschool
Christ Church Day School offers an educational environment for children six months thru Kindergarten. We are open Monday thru Friday 7:50am to 6:00 pm and Licensed by Department of Children and Family Services.
Nursery
Christ Church Nursery provides care for infants thru children four years old. We have a caring staff ready to engage your children in age-appropriate activities. As your children are introduced to the church family, we strive to share God’s love and to nurture their faith development.
Department of Children and Family Services (DCF) guidelines are followed to ensure the health and safety of all the children in our care. New families must fill out a registration/information form before leaving a child for the first time in our nursery.
The Nursery is available for your children while you attend the following worship services and functions:
8:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Sunday (Worship Services)
5:15 p.m. – 6:45 p.m. Sunday (Worship Services)
9:15 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Friday Bible Studies for Women (Seasonally)
5:45 p.m. – 8:45 p.m. Wednesday (Worship and Classes)
Youth
The Youth Ministry at Christ Episcopal Church is for teenagers in 6th - 12th grades as well as their families. True to our Episcopal tradition, as a ministry to teenagers our focus is to live into our Baptismal Covenant by discovering what it means to be the Body of Christ and to pursue acting as though we are the Body of Christ.
For more information please contact Nate Huddleson at 280-7390 or nhuddleston@christepiscopalchurch.org or The Rev. Luke Jernagan at 285-7390 ext. 226 or ljernagan@christepiscopalchurch.org.

Youth Ministry offerings include:
- Sunday Morning classes
- Sunday Evening events and activities
- Wednesday Night High School Leadership
- Overnights
- Retreats
- Outreach projects
- Summer Trips

Ministry focused in this way can be seen as having several different seasons. Just as our seasonal calendar year revolves around four seasons, so does the Christ Episcopal Church Youth Ministry:
Season 1: Beginnings (Aug – Oct) –Each year at the beginning of the school year it feels like the Youth Ministry starts over. We welcome in a new class of 6th - 12th graders, many new faces and a new slate of programming. Each group of participants brings with it a new feel, a new vibe, a new culture. Programming at this time is focused on re-starting and re-creating our ministry and community. We spend a lot of time re-introducing ourselves to each other and welcoming new faces.
Season 2: Rhythms (Nov – Mar) – After welcoming everyone back, we start to get our weekly rhythm for life together. At this point we have a pretty good sense of what our group dynamics are going to be and settle into some events, activities, spiritual formation and classes that will cater to our specific groups with the intention of deepening connections with each other and each persons faith in Christ.
Season 3: Transitions (Apr – May) - This season is characterized by anticipating coming changes. The school year is ending, school year youth ministry is ending, High School Seniors are graduating, every one else is promoting to a new grade, summer vacations are being looked forward to and summer youth ministry programming is on the horizon. We take this time to recognize the coming transitions and to celebrate what our life has been together.
Season 4: Connections (Jun-Aug) – Summer is often a time of frantic recreation. Teenagers are ushered from one camp to another and families are trying to squeeze in family vacations. The youth ministry is trying to stay connected. We have 3 summer trips that keep us connected while caring for the needs of others. We also have several activities planned that will connect us and give the opportunity for catching up on summer fun.
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