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Junior Church

What is Junior Church?

A place where children aged 3 to 11 years can gather to worship God, hear the gospel message and
experience the love of Jesus.

Who's who at Junior Church?

Youth Worker	Helen Barker
Director of Children's Ministry	Rachel Topham
Office No:	020 8954 8945
Director of Children's Ministry Rachel Topham	Youth Worker Helen Barker

What's been happening at Junior Church?

Junior Church Our 5 to 11 year olds have a great time discovering God's Word together through games, drama, craft, quizzes, DVD clips and much more! This month we will be continuing our way through the Old Testament looking at the stories of the golden calf, the 40 years of wandering and Aaron's rod. Please pray for all the children in Junior Church that they would have a great time each Sunday and continue to grow in their relationship with God. Please also pray for those leading and helping with the group this month including Katia Andrews, Viv Sharkey, Damien and Caroline Gillespie, Esther Brown, Tim Wallington, Rosie Hodson, Sue Miller and John Knight.
Why? Kids Why? Kids is our Sunday morning group for children ages 3 to 5 led by Sheila Barnes. This group look at the same story/theme as the older children but with their own activities and craft. Please pray for all the children in this group that they will have a great time together each week and will really understand that God loves them. Please also pray for Sheila and Barry Barnes, Katia Andrews, Marjan Alexander and Margaret Preston as they work with the children.


Crèche The crèche runs each Sunday for children under the age of 3 years and is led by Lenka Knight. This group of babies and toddlers have a brilliant time learning about Jesus’ love through free play, table time, craft activities and much more. Please pray for Pauline and for all those who help in the crèche as they share God’s love week by week with the children. Please pray especially that there would be enough helpers each week for the number of children.