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LOGOS TABLE TIME CALENDAR
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Feb. 22 - |
Ash Wednesday
No Meal Served
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Feb. 29 - |
Leap Day! |
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Mar. 7 - |
Birthday Hooray for March |
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Mar. 14 - |
Wearing of the Green
St. Patrick's Day
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Mar. 21 - |
Surprise Theme! |
Remember: Drop-off doors open @ 3:45 PM
and Pick up is @ 7:00 PM.
For questions, to volunteer, or for participation
requirements, contact Marian Shelton, 843.448.4496.
LOGOS is a four-part ministry integrated within a nurturing environment of Christian relationships for FPC members and those seeking to make FPC their church home. We invite everyone to read about LOGOS, pray about your participation in this ministry, and for the success of this exciting program. We believe that nothing is more important than a saving relationship with God through Jesus Christ and that we should all seek to be His disciples. The LOGOS ministry focuses this belief on the nurture of children and youth — helping them to develop into life-long believers and practicing disciples of Jesus Christ.
The LOGOS Ministry strongly supports the commitment that each of us is a Child of God and should be treated with the kind of respect, love, and support that is expected by God’s Great Commandment. At the heart of a weekly LOGOS ministry are the Christian relationships that truly connect people and energize the nurturing of young people. In today’s world, LOGOS can offer young people the chance to enjoy a truly different experience…kingdom of God living.
"Want to read and study along with your student? Click here to see the lectionary readings from which our lessons are taken."
A LOGOS ministry with children is build on three foundational concepts:
Theology of Relationships ~ A strong scripturally-based understanding of who God is in our lives, the nature of our personal relationship with God, and the resulting impact on our relationships with others because of God's presence in our lives.
Balanced Ministry ~ A requirement thta ministry addresses and engages the mind, soul, and body in a disciple-making process that teaches and provides an opportunity to practice the faith.
Process of Call ~ A scripturally-directed approach for aligning personal gifts and efforts with the needs of a ministry or mission that results from God's purpose and plan.
Choir/Worship Skills
During Sunshine Choir (grades 1 & 2) & Chorister Choir (grades 3, 4 & 5) participants: Learn about worship, prepare to lead worship services, are taught how to use their singing voices, play chimes, handbells & a variety of instruments, learn how to use the hymnal, and explore the joy of making music together!
Sunshine Choir: 4:00 - 4:45, Chorister: 4:45 - 5:30
Recreation Play
The goal of recreation play is to experience great fun at no one’s expense. Recreation is our time to build relationships as we have fun sharing interests, hobbies, crafts and games with each other and with many adults from our congregation. The importance of non-competitive, group building games is emphasized. Children will have opportunities to choose activities.
3rd - 5th grade: 4:00 - 4:45, 1st & 2nd grade: 4:45 - 5:30
Table Time
Table Time is our practice arena for what we learn throughout LOGOS. We celebrate relationships as the family of God around the table with a meal, conversation, and intergenerational friendships. Meals are served "family style", with children taking turns as "Hoppers and Moppers", serving and clearing the table. One or two adult “Table Hosts” dine with the same group of children for six weeks, building relationships, having fun, and reinforcing basic table manners. Weekly themes include March Madness, Italian Night, Birthday Blast, and more.
Table Time: 5:30 - 6:15
Bible Time
What is learned in Bible Study is taken with us everywhere. Children meet in grade-level groups to learn what the Bible says about who God is and who we are as Children of God. Our curriculum, “Seasons of the Spirit,” is a lectionary-based, graded study. Teachers work in pairs, adhering to First Presbyterian’s Child Protection Policy. Bible study is the last component of the evening, which sends us "out into the world" with God's message fresh in our hearts.
Bible Time: 6:15 - 7:00
Parental commitment to all aspects of LOGOS
Parental attendance at a commitment meeting as part of child’s registration
Commitment from parent(s) or guardian(s) to assist in some part of LOGOS
Child's weekly participation in all four components of LOGOS
Fee payment to offset costs of meals, curriculum & materials
K-Club is designed for FPC kindergarteners. K-Club meets from 4:00 — 6:15 during the winter semester only. As a class, children enjoy Bible story time, arts & crafts, playtime, and games. K-Clubbers join LOGOS children in the Fellowship Hall for dinner at 5:30, participate in the weekly activity and share fellowship with Logos children in grades 1-5. K-Club ends after dinner at 6:15. Pick-up is located at the portico drive up.
Extended Care for K-Club
Children with older siblings in LOGOS may stay after Table Time for extended care Quiet Time. Those children enjoy quite play, a movie, or story time, until dismissal at 7:00 with their siblings.
We are excited about this ministry and hope you and your kindergartner will love it as much as the children, parents and participants love LOGOS. If you have any questions, please contact me right away. I look forward to hearing from you.
Marian Shelton, Director of Children’s Ministries, 843.448.4496.