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At All Hallows, we have Sunday School classes for children and youth, and Rector's Forum for Adults. Sunday School for children and youth runs
from September to June. Classes are held on Sunday Mornings in the Parish House at the Brick Church. They begin 9:45am, and
the children rejoin their parents during the start of the Offeratory at the 10:00 service. Rector's Forum for Adultsis held after the
10:00 Service.
The Sunday School is an important element of Parish life. Our children and teachers are very involved in the life of the Parish. We greatly appreciate the efforts of the superintendent, teachers
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Youth Sabbath - October 12, 2008; Older children are the service volunteers, and the Homily is given by one of the High School Seniors
Christmas Pageant - performed on Christmas Eve by all ages of Sunday School Children
Easter Egg Dyeing and Egg Hunt - The Children gather to dye eggs the Saturday before Easter, and the Egg Hunt commences
immediately after the 10:00 Easter Sunday service.
Children's Sabbath - Held the last day of Sunday School in June, the younger children are the service volunteers.
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Early Primary (preKindergarten through 1st Grade)
Upper Primary (2nd through 5th Grade)
Middle School
Senior High |
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The Early Primary and Upper Primary students receive instruction using the Cook Communications Ministries, Anglican Edition Bible-in-Life curriculum. This program features comprehensive Scripture teaching supplemented with coverage of key Anglican themes. It is designed to help the next generations gain a comprehensive understanding of Scripture in the Anglican Tradition complete with a commitment to the Great Commission. This program is a joint project of Trinity Episcopal School for Ministry and Cook Communications. |
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The Middle School Students are using the "Living the Good News" curriculum for Teens for the first time this year. It is a lectionary-based curriculum that helps bring the weekly readings alive. Increasing pressure to fit in is strong for young teens. Each session provides guidance on unconditional acceptance and how faith helps teens weather problems, accept shortcomings and make wise choices. The curriculum has been updated for the Revised Common Lectionary now in use at All Hallows.
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Meredith Greason - Superintendent
Teachers
Laura Currey
Kiersten Deichman
Kate Fox
Kjersten Hersey
Shelly Hicks
Meredith Greason
Jill Shores
Jim and Katherine Simpson |
