So, whether you're a parent or not, single or partnered, like to teach or like to play softball, we welcome your involvement with this ministry. The story is told that one morning, during the celebration of Holy Baptism, the children were gathered around the font. The priest, discussing the significance of Baptism, asked how we become members of the Church. This was not, perhaps, the answer the priest was expecting, but it contains several truths including the plain fact that children need to be made welcome to walk through the door into worship. By baptism, children are made members of Christ's church.
Christian nurture includes worship.
At St. Peter's everyone is invited to the Eucharist - especially children. We welcome all children to the altar so that they will never remember a time when they did not participate in this sacrament. If small children want to walk up and down along a half empty pew, let them. Christ is risen. Christ will come again.