Current Events
Trek To The Table Workshop
September 28, 11:30am-1:00pm
Children wanting to learn more about communion or prepare for First Communion (usually around 2nd-5th grade) are invited with an adult to the Trek to the Table workshop on Sunday, September 28th. On World Communion Sunday, October 5th, students can receive First Communion during the 9am or 10:30am worship services, if this does not work for your family, please reach out. Questions? Contact Deacon Marie Baker. Please register by September 25th. Upon registration you will receive a packet that is optional to be completed prior to attending the workshop.
Puppet Ministry
Students 5th Grade and Older
Guided Hands Puppet Team is a ministry of Resurrection in which 5th-12th graders learn the craft of puppeteering and then perform faith-based stories and songs for our Sunday School students and occasionally the surrounding community. Has your student expressed interest in being a part of our Guided Hands Puppet Team? Students going into grade 5 or older are invited to participate.
Puppet Team rehearsals-- Thursdays 6-7:30pm
Performance Sundays-- (8:30am-12pm) Sept. 28th, November 23rd, January 25th, April 12th
Cost: optional $20 for a t-shirt
To learn more, please contact Guided Hands Director, Noelle Chapek ([email protected]). Adults are also needed and welcomed as assistants, throughout the school year, for this team.
Holy Listening With Children
On-going (20-40 minutes a session)
What is Holy Listening?
- A place where children receive undivided attention as they express themselves about the experiences of their lives.
- a “soul friend” someone who helps children recognize and respond to the presence of God, to what is good, beautiful, and life-giving.
- Confidential. We will never reveal what your child says to anyone unless it is for his or her own protection. (As mandated by law)
- Safe. We observe accepted practices that ensure the child’s safety whenever they talk with us.
With the Spirit as the true Listener, and the child as the center of attention, a Holy Listener becomes a soul friend with whom children can talk and share.
A Holy Listener is present with undivided attention as the child expresses themselves about the experiences of their lives. The Holy Listener serves as a witness to the child’s thoughts and feelings and then helps the child recognize and respond to the movement of God in their lives.
Through this process a Holy Listener supports children as God helps them build a meaningful life out of their own experiences. Each session last around 20 minutes or more, depending on the age of the child and the circumstances they face. The child, the parent/guardian and the Holy Listener will determine how often they meet.
Although confidentially and safety are of the utmost importance, Holy Listening is not counseling, psychotherapy or a “fix it” methodology. However, if abuse is suspected or the child is a danger to himself or others, the Holy Listener will notify the authorities as required by law.
Cost: Free
Reach out to Deacon Marie Baker with questions or to set up a session.