Children
Here at Saint Peter's, our staff and volunteer leaders seek to create a safe and exciting environment where children can grow in knowledge and relationship with Jesus. Because we believe that this call goes far beyond Sundays, we are passionate about equipping you to teach your children about Christ. By God’s grace, we are confident that together, we can help our children to know Jesus.
On Sunday mornings, these young children go immediately into their classrooms for a time of fellowship, study, worship and prayer.
Come to one of our Check-in Stations, where our team will be ready to help you check in, walk your child to their classroom, and answer any questions you may have.
Questions? Email Kelsey@SaintPeters.me.
On Sunday mornings, children will check in, receive a name tag and then will join parents for the opening portion of worship, before being led out by the procession of the cross. After a fun time together in Children’s Ministry, the children join their parents for communion and worship in the sanctuary.
Come to one of our Check-in Stations, where our team will be ready to help you check in, walk your child to their classroom, and answer any questions you may have.
Questions? Email Katie@SaintPeters.me.
Do you have a child who is older than 5th grade? Visit our Students page.
If you’d like to have your infant or child baptized at Saint Peter’s, please complete our Baptism Application Form. We will process your request and send you information on Baptism classes and schedules. Please contact our Pastor of Care, Eric Stewart, at Eric@SaintPeters.me with questions.
Many parents wrestle with the question of when to have their children begin taking Communion. If that’s you, please read through our policy and contact our Children’s Ministry Director, Katie Williams, at Katie@SaintPeters.me with any questions.
If you are an adult considering baptism, please contact Turner Merritt at Turner@SaintPeters.me.
Preschool
During the regular school year, East Cooper Christian Preschool meets daily at Saint Peter's Church. Click here to learn more about ECCP.
