Westminster Presbyterian Church

For more information about Christian Formation for children and families, contact Patty Chamberlain.

The fourth commandment is Honor the Sabbath. What does that mean for us in 2019? We spend so much time working; children rush from activity to activity; and we don’t get enough sleep. What can we do, as parents and a family, to intentionally set aside time to observe the Sabbath and rest? Our retreat leader, The Rev. Cameron Soulis, will explore with us how we might find ways to observe the Sabbath in the midst of our busy lives. How do we find more balance in our lives; when should Sabbath be for a family or individual; what might we need to let go of in order to find rest and renewal; these are all questions that Cameron will delve into during our retreat.

Families with children ages infant-5th grade are invited to share our stories, grow in our faith, have meals together, enjoy a campfire and s’mores, worship together, and have a lot of fun.

All children who have completed kindergarten through fifth grade are invited to join us in our wonderful and unique week-long music camp experience! Children deepen their relationships with God and one another as they prepare a musical. This year, we’ll be performing “Table for Five…Thousand!”, which tells the story of the story of how one young child’s willingness to share led to an event so startling that members of the crowd wanted to proclaim Jesus as King.

Join us for a week of art, music, worship, and games!

Westminster offers childcare and education opportunities for all children on Sunday mornings, from infants through fifth grade. Our rooms are led by paid staff and dedicated parent volunteers.

Sunday Morning Schedule

We have regular events for children and parents. From our weekly Family Mornings and monthly Dads Nights Out to our Children’s Choir program, there are lots of opportunities to get connected!

Regular Fellowship Opportunities