
Faith Formation welcomes children ages 3 through 3rd grade each Sunday after Children’s Time in worship. In Room 304, teacher Judy Waltman will guide our youngest learners through Bible stories that help them discover God’s love, care, presence, and guidance.
• Oct. 4: In the Garden – God loves us all the time.
• Oct. 11: Song of Creation – God provides food for people and animals.
• Oct. 18: Abraham and Sarai – God is with us wherever we go.
• Oct. 25: Lot’s Choice – God helps us solve problems.
This October, Rooted students in grades 4–8 will explore what worship is, why we worship, and how worship connects us to God and one another. Students will meet with Deklan Lewis or Rev. Kathryn Kuhn in the Compassion Corner (Room 107) throughout the month, with one special Sunday spent experiencing worship together.
• Oct. 4: Holy Communion: Students will remain in worship to experience Communion together.
• Oct. 11: What Is the Church?: Exploring who we are as the church and what we do together.
• Oct. 18: What Is Worship?: Looking at the biblical reasons we worship.
• Oct. 25: The Role of Music in Worship: Exploring music as a form of prayer and connection with God.

This in person, ecumenical bible study is held in the Burkholder Chapel of Homestead Village. It is open to homestead residents and non-residents seeking to grow in faith and discipleship. Bring a Bible and your curiosity.
Currently led by Mark Achtermann. To register for this Bible Study please email office@apostlesucc.org.
