Children and Young Family Ministry

Family Guide | @home family activities and discussion starters based on the curriculum and WOW @home theme, text and message

ParentCue | A tool for parents based on the weekly theme. Also available as an app, it sends alerts and encouragement specific to the age of your children (parentcue.org)

GodTime | A 4-day devotional for elementary-aged kids based on the weekly theme

FAITH5 | A 6-day family devotional based on Faith Inkubators’ FAITH5

Family Groups | An opportunity to be connected with other families for a Faith @home collaboration. Per your registration request, families will be grouped by geographical proximity and/or children’s ages and will be equipped to use the downloadable Family Guide as a way to both build relationships and grow in faith together.

CM 4/5 Leadership Squad | Kids in grades 4 and 5 who are interested in being part of the Children’s Ministry leadership team. This group will meet monthly, either via Zoom or in person when it becomes safe to do so, with Jess and Swen to discover and develop gifts to be used in leadership throughout Children’s Ministry and beyond. Watch your email for more information.

Parent Leaders | As we make the transition from age-divided small groups to family groups, we are excited about the opportunity to journey with parents and grandparents as they take on the role of leading their families in activities and discussions each week. As we firmly believe that if we want our children to have a faith that influences the way they live their lives, from the friendships they choose to the decisions they make, that faith needs to be nurtured at home. We are committed to partnering with and equipping parents and grandparents for this life-changing role and will use these conversations as an opportunity to do so. This group will meet monthly, either via Zoom or in person when it becomes safe to do so, for encouragement and prayer support. Watch your email for more information.

In response to the promise of placing the Holy Scriptures in your child’s hands, at this KTP families will be invited to place a brand new Story Bible into the hands of your preschooler.

In response to the promise to nurture children in faith, this KTP explores the Faith Five Family Tools and discover how faith and life intersect!

In response to the promise to teach children the Lord’s Prayer, this KTP will give families the opportunity to learn about the significance of prayer. First graders and their families will explore the many different ways to pray, including learning the Lord’s Prayer in motion!

In response to the promise to teach children the Ten Commandments, this KTP will give families the opportunity to learn about the significance of the Ten Commandments. Second graders and their families will learn about the history and meaning of the Ten Commandments.

In response to the promise of placing the Holy Scriptures in your child’s hands, at this KTP families will be invited to place a brand new Bible into the hands of your third grader. As a second part of this KTP, families will come together to crack the bindings and explore the Bible in a fun and experiential family experience within a few weeks after receiving the Bible.

In response to the promise to bring children to the Holy Supper, this KTP will give families the opportunity to learn about the significance of Communion. Fourth graders (and older) and their families will learn about the history and significance of Communion, logistics around Communion at Prince of Peace, and decorate stoles to wear when they receive their First Communion.

In response to the promise to teach children the Apostles’ Creed, this KTP will give us the opportunity to explore the meaning behind this very important declaration of faith. Fifth graders and their families will look at the different pieces of the Apostles’ Creed and come to understand what it means to our faith journey.

In Baptism God grabs hold of us and promises to never let go. Baptism is also a time for friends, family and the Prince of Peace community to promise to help those who are getting baptized to grow in their love for God, each other and the world.

CONTACT
Julie Klein
Executive Assistant
Email
952-898-9308

Prince of Peace has dedicated one day each year in the life of your child to celebrate baptism. Keeping the Promise Family Experiences (KTP) are designed to remind us of the important promises you made during your child’s baptism.

CONTACT
Jessica Olson
Children’s Ministry Director
Email
952-898-9375

The Child Development and Learning Center (CDLC) offers a safe, loving Christian environment with respect and support for all children and families. We provide opportunities for each child to define self, understand who they are and discover their role within the community.

CDLC of Prince of Peace, founded in 1971, is a Christian preschool for children ages 3 to 5. We welcome children of any cultural background or religious affiliation.

At CDLC we strive to provide and develop strong self-esteem in our children allowing them to grow spiritually, socially, emotionally, physically and cognitively. The curriculum is carefully designed to provide hands-on activities for children in the areas of large motor, cooking, music, creative arts, science and story.

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MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) invites moms to come just as they are to build friendships, be encouraged by one another, and gain practical parenting strategies. You can expect food, inspiring speakers, crafts, service projects, and social outings. MOPS is about meeting the needs of every mom.

Moms Next helps encourage, equip and develop moms with school-aged children in this next phase of mothering. Moms Next is part of our Thursday evening group.

Three groups meet September – May:

• 2nd & 4th Wednesday AM, 9:30 – 11:30 am
• 1st & 3rd Thursday AM, 9:30 – 11:30 am
• 1st & 3rd Thursday PM, 6:00 – 8:00 pm

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