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Children’s Ministries
Christian Education (2nd through 5th grade)
Sunday School is a happy, welcoming environment where children learn the stories of Jesus and the Bible
through shared play, music, crafts, baking, games and other hands on experiences. Childrens’s Sunday
School, a constellation of 9 classes, is taught by a team of 30+ energetic, creative, and devoted teachers.
Classes start in September and continues through mid-May.
EpiscoPALS (4th and 5th Graders)
PALS meets right after Sunday School from 11:00am t 12:30pm on the playground. We run around
together, make crafts, , have fun and eat pizza! Friendships made in PALS build a bridge of connection
for children as they transition to Youth group activities in the 6th grade.
Infants and Toddlers
St. David’s nursery provides care for children ranging in age from birth to PreK. Our infant and toddler
nurseries provide a safe, clean and nurturing environment for the children staffed by adult volunteers as
well as youth volunteers. Our lead caregivers in the nursery are CPR certified. Two year old to
Kindergarten have Sunday School classes.
Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible School is held during the summer for a one-week time period. Each annual VBS has a
theme and is a time for shared fellowship, fun and worship.
Youth Ministries
Youth Groups (6th through 12th Graders)
St. David’s Staff and Parish are committed to creating and maintaining a youth program that young
people can be excited about. If you are looking to invest your time in a place that desires to see you
mature in faith, then this is where you belong! We meet from 10:15am to 11:00am on Sundays and we
have EYC on Sunday afternoons.
Preschool
St. David’s Preschool is celebrating its 50th anniversary! Classes are offered from Turning Two through
Young Fives. The mission of our preschool is to provide a joyful and enriching learning experience that
will develop a love for learning and a sense of security that will last a lifetime. Instructors base class
lessons on developmental principles and offer opportunities to form basic concepts and readiness skills
through the use of many varied hands on, concrete learning experiences. Focus is on play, exploration,
and creative activities which promote skills in problem solving, thinking and reasoning, language and
socialization. Much emphasis is placed on a child’s physical development, small and large motor skills, as
these critically affect all other areas of developmental learning