This year, three different types of curriculum have been choosen - The Whole People of God, Living the Good News and Episcopal Youth Curriculum. All three emphasize scriptural awareness, connection between the Church's teaching and our daily lives and participation in the liturgical cycle of the Church. The Christian education of our children requires the help and support of the entire congregation - by your word and example, your prayers and witness. Get involved in the Christian life of our children. We need your.
Children learn by example.
Be a good one. At the Episcopal Church of St. John the Baptist, we believe that our education as Christians continues as a lifelong experience. Episcopalians learn about God and about the meaning in our lives from Holy Scripture, tradition, reason, and experience. Starting with marriage counseling, counseling for Holy Baptism, and continuing with Sunday School classes from an early age, we work together to know God better and to live God's will in our lives. At St. John's, adults find that a Sunday morning class in Scripture contains enough discussion so that we can get to know each other, especially newcomers to our parish.