Children

At HPC, children are very important.  We have several ministries that serve our children and those in our community by teaching and modeling for them the gospel of Jesus Christ.  But ministries are not just programs at HPC.  They reflect our conviction that children are a “heritage” from the Lord.

Children’s Sermon

During the worship service each week (before the regular sermon), young children come to the front of the sanctuary to hear a brief lesson on the topic of the day’s sermon.  We often hear from adults that the simple truth of God’s word crystallizes the main point of the sermon for them.

Sunday School

Sunday school classes are provided each week for children.  See the Sunday School page for more information.

H.M.S. Heritage Kids Club

Beginning October 10, 2010, the H.M.S. (His Majesty’s Service) Heritage Kids Club meets at the church building on Sunday nights from 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. For more information and to confirm place, dates and times, check our calendar or contact our church office.

Vacation Bible School (VBS)

Note: There is no VBS scheduled for 2011.  See below for information on Backyard Bible Clubs (BBC).

In 2010, our VBS ministry occurred during August 2-6.
Download the VBS registration form.

Backyard Bible Clubs (BBC)

In 2011, HPC is hosting a BBC event:

  • July 18-22, 10:30 am – 12:00 pm.  Eva Walker Park, Warrenton, VA.  Download flyer.

The theme for this year’s BBCs is “to discover things hidden”.  Elementary school age children (especially those from the local neighborhood!) are invited.  Lessons will focus on five parables that Jesus told about the Kingdom of God.  Each day’s event will include lessons, activities, games, crafts, and snacks.

Important note to parents: Backyard Bible Clubs are “neighborhood” activities.  Children are welcome to participate on a voluntary basis.  Children will be supervised while they are participating in club activities, but they are free to leave or go home as they please.  BBC volunteers cannot be held responsible for children once they leave club activities.

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