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Add someone to the St. David's prayer list. Prayer Request St. David's will gladly accept prayer requests from members and non-members alike. Please fill out the form below. Note: The form below requires scrolling to fill it out completely.

St. David's nursery provides excellent care in a loving environment for infants to 5th graders. Nursery Care 8:45 a.m.-12:30 p.m., Nursery care is offered for little ones, infants to 3-years-old. This covers the 9:00 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. services, and the Sunday school hour in between. Our experienced staff is dedicated to providing excellent care in a loving environment following Safeguarding God's Children guidelines. Infants - Toddlers (birth to approximately 24 months) - St. Anne Room Two- and Three-Year Olds - St. Elizabeth Room Both of the nursery rooms are in the main church building just off the Preschool Hallway. Our wonderful and experienced team of caregivers are there to serve you and your child. Questions? Contact Judy Hine , Director of Children's Ministry.

With an award-winning hymnist backed by a legendary pipe organ and choir, St. David's music is among the best in the state. The St. David's Choir The aim of the St. David’s Choir is to glorify the Lord by bringing His word to others in song. We believe that in turn, He will use gifts of music as a means to strengthen, enrich, inspire and encourage His people. “Called” has a special meaning to each member of the St. David’s Choir. We believe that each member of the choir participates because they have answered a call to excellence in music for the Glory of God and the worship of the parish; they embrace singing music that lifts spirits and inspires peace in hearts. We believe each person in the pew is part of our church’s “great choir” and encourage all who have a song in their heart to participate fully in worship. Rehearsals are on Thursday evenings, 7:00 – 9:00 p.m., from September through mid-May. (Solos, ensembles and instrumentalists provide music during summer months.) This choir sings at the 11:15 a.m. service on Sunday mornings, and at special Festival services and holidays. Evensongs are sung in the fall and during Advent and Lent. Our repertoire spans from 16th-century literature through newly commissioned music. We have sung Requiem and Mass settings by Schubert, Fauré, Bach, Mozart, and Rutter. St. David’s Choir has sung for Reaffirmation of Vows, Confirmation, and Ordination services for the Diocese of Atlanta. Contact Mason Copeland for details and a vocal range evaluation. We would love to have you join us!

Information on how to become a member of the Christian faith by Baptism. Baptism at St. David's Please use the form below to request a baptism at St. David's. Note: The form below requires scrolling to fill it out completely.

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St. David's welcomes all who come to worship in the name of Christ. Become a member to grow spiritually and as part of our community. Becoming a Member Come for a Visit, Stay for the Journey How do I become a member? We rejoice in all those who come to St. David’s. If you would like to make St. David’s your church home, don't hesitate to get in touch with Rebecca Cline, Director of Parish Life , to request a New Member Form. If you are transferring your membership from another church, please include the name of the church and its address to help us request a transfer. Who is a member of the Parish? A baptized Christian. A person who regularly attends. A participant in the programs of St. David's. A person who regularly gives through a recorded pledge or gift. Who is a Communicant? A member of the Parish (description above) A confirmed Episcopalian whose letter of membership is at St. David’s. How do I become an Episcopalian? Members of St. David's come from a variety of religious backgrounds, and there are several ways one may join the Episcopal Faith: Through Baptism - The Episcopal Church considers that anyone who has been baptized with water in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, in any Church or denomination, is welcomed as a baptized member of the Episcopal Church. Children, as well as adults, may be baptized. Through Transfer - Those who have already been baptized may become members by transferring from another church or denomination. Through Confirmation - Adult baptized members become confirmed members through the Sacrament of Confirmation. Sixteen is usually considered the earliest age for Confirmation, which involves prayers and the laying on of hands by a Bishop. Through being Received - Those who have been confirmed in another denomination may become a confirmed communicant of the Episcopal Church by Reception. If you have any questions or need assistance, please get in touch with Rebecca Cline, Director of Parish Life, at 770-993-1094, ext. 104.

With a legendary pipe organ, imported stained-glass windows set among the historical naval-inspired architecture, St. David's is a beautifully constructed center of worship. Our Campus Click here to see maps of our campus St. David's Memorial Garden Our Memorial Garden, located in the southwestern portion of the campus, was dedicated in 1981. Within its confines, the earthly remains of many of our faithfully departed are buried. Masses are routinely held in the garden on All Saint's Day, at sunrise on Easter Day, and occasionally during the church year. This tranquil, sacred space provides a place for meditation, prayer, worship, and escape from life’s daily stresses. All who love and care for this sacred space are welcome to join and help us discern and create a ministry that will care for the Garden, and develop a long-term design plan for the space. New Interment Directory After 3 years of research, data entry and building, we have completed the Interment Directory located in St. David’s Memorial Garden. The directory has a page for each of those interred in the Garden. Please take the time to find your loved one in the directory and let us know if you would like any revisions. Many thanks to those who came together to make the Directory happen: Matt Koetzle created and built the beautiful box. In addition, Matt made a new sign for the Memorial Garden. Carolyn Davis entered the names of those interred to create our database of names. Anne Hungerford contributed hours of research to gather as much information as possible for each entry. Karen Marshall was the wordsmith of the project and ordered the plaques for the box. This needed project, generated from the heart, will serve those who visit the Memorial Garden in the years to come. Jan Georges – Friends of the Garden Karen Marshall – Friends of the Garden Contact the Friends of the Garden Our Stained Glass Windows Click on the links below to learn more about our Stained Glass Windows! About Our Windows The Four Evangelists The Life of Jesus The Six Mercies The Saints

A list of Frequently Asked Questions for families with children who are visiting St. David's Episcopal Frequently Asked Questions for Families with Youth Whether your family is new to St. David's or exploring church for the first time, we want your youth to feel welcomed, included, and supported from the moment they arrive. During these formative years, young people are developing their identities, exploring their beliefs, and seeking meaningful relationships. The Church has the privilege of walking alongside them, offering a welcoming community where they are known, valued, and encouraged to grow in their relationship with God. 01 Is there Sunday School for Youth? Yes. St. David's offers Sunday School each Sunday morning at 10:15-11:00 a.m. Throughout the year, middle and high school students are invited to participate in a variety of Christian formation opportunities, including special diocesan-wide events designed to deepen faith, build friendships, and encourage spiritual growth. Youth are encouraged to explore their faith, ask questions, build friendships, and grow in community in an engaging and welcoming environment. Current classes, meeting locations, and schedules are available in the Sunday bulletin and on our website. 02 Does St. David's have a Youth Group? Absolutely. Our youth group, EYC (Episcopal Youth Community), is a place where students can build friendships, have fun, serve others, and grow in their faith. EYC gatherings may include games and fellowship, faith discussions and Bible study, service projects, retreats and special events, seasonal celebrations and activities. EYC typically meets one Sunday evening each month, with gatherings focused on fellowship, fun, and outreach. For upcoming events and schedules, visit our Youth Ministry page. Youth are always welcome—and encouraged—to invite friends. 03 Where does EYC meet? EYC gatherings are held at the Sinclair House, on the corner of Old Roswell and Old Forge Roads. Drop-off begins at 4:45 p.m. Pick-up is at 6:00 p.m. for youth who are not driving themselves. 04 What events are available throughout the year? Youth Ministry is active year-round, with opportunities for fellowship, service, learning, and spiritual growth. Programs and events may include: • Vacation Bible School (VBS) leadership opportunities • Service projects and outreach activities • Fellowship events and social gatherings • Retreats and special programs • Fall kick-off celebrations • Seasonal events and parish-wide activities Families can stay connected through church emails, newsletters, social media, and the the Youth page on the church website, www.stdavidchurch.org/youth-ministry. 05 Does my youth need to register? First-time visitors are always welcome. For ongoing participation in youth programs and events, families will be asked to complete a Youth Ministry Registration Form found on the youth page of this website (www.stdavidchurch.org/youth-ministry). This helps us maintain accurate emergency contact information and provide the safest possible environment for all participants. 06 How will I know my youth Is safe? The safety and well-being of every child and youth is a top priority at St. David's. We are committed to providing a safe, caring, and supportive environment through: • Trained clergy, staff, and volunteers • Multiple adult leaders present at youth activities • Safe Church policies and procedures • Supervised programs and events • A culture of respect, inclusion, and belonging We want both youth and parents to feel confident and supported in every aspect of our ministry. 07 What is Safeguarding God's Children? Safeguarding God's Children is a training program developed by the Episcopal Diocese of Atlanta to help churches provide safe and healthy environments for children and youth. The program equips participants with the knowledge and tools needed to recognize risks, maintain healthy boundaries, and protect the well-being of those in their care. All clergy, staff, and volunteers who work with children or youth are required to complete this training before serving and must renew their certification every three years. 08 Who can I contact if I have questions? Our greeters, ushers, and Welcome Desk volunteers are always happy to help on Sunday mornings. If you'd like to learn more about Youth Ministry before your visit, please contact our Youth Ministry staff at youth@stdavidchurch.org. We look forward to welcoming your family to St. David's. If you have a question and do not see it here, please feel free to contact Rebecca Cline , Director of Parish Life. We are happy to answer any questions you may have!

A list of Frequently Asked Questions about visiting an Episcopal church for the first time. Frequently Asked Questions for those New to Episcopal Worship If this is your first time visiting an Episcopal church, you may have questions about our worship, traditions, and practices. We hope the information below helps you feel comfortable, confident, and at home at St. David's. 01 What should I expect during the service? Episcopal worship follows a thoughtful pattern rooted in Scripture, prayer, and centuries of Christian tradition. While some elements may feel unfamiliar at first, many visitors find the rhythm of the service easy to follow. Most services include two main parts, the Liturgy of the Word and The Holy Eucharist. The Liturgy of the Word typically follows this outline: • An opening hymn and prayer • Readings from Scripture • A Psalm • The Gospel reading • A sermon • The Nicene Creed • Prayers for the Church and the world • Confession and assurance of God's forgiveness • The Peace Following the Liturgy of the Word, The Holy Eucharist continues with: • Presentation of bread, wine, and gifts • The Great Thanksgiving • The Lord's Prayer • Breaking of the bread • Holy Communion • A closing prayer and dismissal Together, these elements help us worship God, hear God's Word, and gather around Christ's table. 02 How will I know what to do? You don't need to worry about knowing all the responses or customs. Our service bulletin will guide you through the entire service, including when to stand, sit, kneel, and participate. You'll find simple instructions such as "All stand, as able," "Please kneel or stand, as able," or "Pray together in unison." The congregation's spoken responses are clearly marked and easy to follow. Many visitors simply participate as they feel comfortable and follow the lead of those around them. There is no expectation that you know everything on your first visit. If you'd like to become familiar with our worship before attending, you're welcome to watch a service on our YouTube channel. 03 May I receive Communion if I am not Episcopalian? Yes. All baptized Christians, regardless of denomination, are welcome to receive Holy Communion in the Episcopal Church. If you are not baptized, or if you prefer not to receive Communion, you are warmly invited to come forward for a blessing. Simply cross your arms over your chest in the shape of an "X," and a member of the clergy will offer a prayer of blessing. Everyone is welcome at God's table. 04 What is "Passing the Peace"? The Peace is a brief moment during the service when we greet one another with Christ's peace. You may exchange a handshake, a smile, or simply say, "Peace be with you." This practice reminds us of our connection to one another as members of the Body of Christ. 05 How do I address a Priest? Our clergy serve in a variety of leadership roles within the parish. While titles such as Rector, Associate Rector, or Priest describe their responsibilities, most people simply address them by name. A slightly more formal way to address a priest is as “Father” or “Mother”, such as Father Remington, Father Chip, Mother Shannon, or Madre Mimi. If you're unsure, any greeting is welcomed and appreciated. 06 What is the Book of Common Prayer? The Book of Common Prayer (often called the BCP) is the primary worship resource of the Episcopal Church. First published in 1549 and most recently revised in 1979, it contains the prayers, liturgies, and services used throughout the church. You may notice copies of the Book of Common Prayer in the pews. However, everything you need to participate in worship is included in the service bulletin, with the exception of music. The blue hymnal contains the hymns and service music sung by the congregation. 07 What if I have more questions? Our ushers, greeters, and clergy are always happy to help. Whether you're new to the Episcopal Church, returning after time away, or simply exploring faith, we're grateful you're here and look forward to welcoming you to St. David's. If you have a question and do not see it here, please feel free to contact Rebecca Cline , Director of Parish Life. We are happy to answer any questions you may have!

St. David’s has partnered with the Episcopal Church Foundation to manage life income gifts. Assets are transferred to the Episcopal Church Foundation. This entity invests the assets and produces income which is paid to you and/or your spouse (or another person if desired). Gifts that Return Income During Your Lifetime. To learn how to make a gift to St. David’s that will return income to you during your lifetime, please email the Funding Future Committee ministry, and a member will contact you. Life income gifts are a way for you to make a charitable gift from your assets within your lifetime, yet still keep – and live on – the income. St. David’s has partnered with the Episcopal Church Foundation to manage life income gifts. Assets are transferred to the Episcopal Church Foundation. This entity invests the assets and produces income which is paid to you and/or your spouse (or another person if desired). The income can be paid for the duration of your life or, in some cases, for a specified number of years. As the charitable beneficiary, St. David’s will receive the asset value when the gift matures. The most common types of life income gifts include: Pooled Income Funds ($2,500 minimum) are pooled with other gifts and invested in a professionally managed investment portfolio. You receive a guaranteed income for life. The amount of the income depends on the rate of return on the fund’s investments. You will receive an immediate federal income tax deduction. Charitable Gift Annuities are similar to that of the Pooled Income Fund with the following differences: The minimum gift is $5,000. The income for life is guaranteed at a fixed amount. A portion of the gift is deductible. A portion of the income received is tax-exempt. Charitable Remainder Trusts are available using assets of $250,000 or more. The trust can be funded with various types of assets, including real estate. It provides income for life, an income tax deduction, relief from capital gains taxes (if funded through appreciated property), and a possible reduction in estate taxes. The income fluctuates based on the performance of the portfolio. To learn more about life income gifts, click on the topic below. You will be redirected to the Episcopal Church Foundation’s site for informational booklets. If you are interested in making a life income gift, please email the Funding Future Ministry committee for assistance To learn more about the Pooled Income Fund, click here . To learn more about Charitable Gift Annuities, click here. To learn about Charitable Remainder Trusts, click here. Prospective donors are strongly urged to consult with their own legal, financial, and/or tax advisor regarding the tax advantages of planned giving. This information is for educational use and not intended to be financial, tax, or legal advice and should not be relied on as such.

An opportunity to find out more about some of the members of St. David's. Meet a Member Meet a Member Patricks Describe your image Meet a Member Patty Describe your image Meet a Member Wright The Wright Family talk about their connection to St. David's Episcopal Church Roswell and how their involvement has impacted their lives. Meet a Member Patricks Describe your image 1/5

Preschool classes for three-year old children including class objectives, classrooms, times and activities. Preschool Program Three Year Olds Class Call/Text NOW to schedule a tour Four days: Three Year Old Class is for children 3 years of age by September 1 NOTE: – CHILDREN MUST BE POTTY TRAINED Click here for Developmental Objectives Age 3 turning 4 Three year old Class meets four days per week on Monday-Thursday from 9:30 AM-1PM. Class size is limited to 15 students, two teachers. Children will arrive and depart by way of carpool (unless the child attends the 8:30 Rooster Club Play Group, then they are walked in, or if they use the after preschool play group StayNPlay , then they are collected from the playground at 2PM). Parents who prefer not to use carpool drop off may walk their child to the classroom after carpool ends at 9:45AM. Children arrive at preschool with a two handled labeled school bag that holds a change of clothing, and lunchbox filled with a light "nut-free" lunch and filled water bottle. The classroom is divided into areas of play and learning with age appropriate toys and furniture, large carpeted area for free play and circle time, reading center, housekeeping area, discovery/art activities, and a child-friendly bathroom. Teachers share lesson plans with parents weekly. Children are read to daily and have individual and group instruction time; art projects and games that support the theme based curriculum; and many skill building activities for areas of development. Specials outside the classroom are Music and Movement and Preschool Chapel once a week, and outdoor play on the upper playground daily as weather permits. Classroom parents send in food for a mid-morning "nut-free" snack for the whole class on a rotation basis. Teaching focus is on social interaction skills, fine motor, and early learning skills that prepare students for PreK. Evaluations are given to parents in January and again in May. While St. David's Preschool generally follows the Fulton County Schools calendar, it maintains different start and end dates for the school year. Annual Tuition is $3980 and can be paid in 10 equal monthly payments of $398. A non-refundable registration fee of $145 is due at the time of registration for new students. A one-time Supply fee of $98 is due the first month of preschool. Click Here to register.

Including St. David's in your will is a thoughtful way to help the parish in your absence. Remember St. David's in your Will A bequest in a will can take the form of a set amount of money, a percentage of an estate, a specific asset, a trust, or the name of the church as a contingent beneficiary. Simple language for including the church in your will might be: “I give, devise, and bequeath (state amount, asset, or percentage of the estate) to St. David’s Episcopal Church, 1015 Old Roswell Road, Roswell, GA 30075 to be used (describe use) or as the St. David’s Vestry deems appropriate.” If you already have a will, a simple codicil can be executed as an appendage. Learn more about planned giving options . Prospective donors are strongly urged to consult with their own legal, financial, and/or tax advisor regarding the tax advantages of planned giving. This information is for educational use and not intended to be financial, tax, or legal advice and should not be relied on as such.

St. David's has numerous opportunities to help develop and grow your faith. Learn more about serving in ministry and using your gifts for the benefit of others. Pastoral Care Ministries As Christians, we are called to follow Christ’s teachings, come together for worship, fellowship, and to serve to the spread of the Kingdom of God. At St. David’s, we have many opportunities for you to engage in ministry, service, fellowship, and Christian Formation. We truly believe there is something for everyone. Please take some time to explore the offering below to find a way to become involved. When you feel that you have found something that interests you, please use the email links. The appropriate ministry head will contact you very soon. Serving in ministry helps you to develop and grow in your faith, make new friends, and is an expectation in the body of Christ. God has given you gifts for ministry. We are excited for you to share them. For more information on any of the ministries below, including how to join, please fill out the form at the bottom of the page. Shepherd Ministry The Shepherd Ministry is a bridge between parishioners and pastoral care ministries at St. David’s. Every parishioner at St. David’s has a shepherd whose role is to link those facing challenges and changes with a selection of pastoral care ministries. Shepherds have extensive training in pastoral care and observe absolute confidentiality. The bridge the shepherds provide will help the parish meet the needs of everyone. As is stated in the Shepherd Ministry title, “no one walks alone.” Parishioners will have a special church “friend” to walk beside them in their life at St. David’s. Agape Meal Ministry This Pastoral Care Team prepares and delivers food to those in the Parish who are experiencing an illness, a loss, or after a baby has been born. The meal team member prepares a meal. Most often they cook the meal but other times, some do a grocery store grab-n-go. They pick up a prepared, hot, fresh meal like a rotisserie chicken or fried chicken or a sub or soup and usually some sides like a bag of salad or a Bob Evans mashed potatoes or mac & cheese. All the food is ready to go and is either warm or can be reheated in a microwave or oven. On a rare occasion a meal team member will do a restaurant run where they pick up a fresh hot meal to deliver to the parishioner. All meals (unless requested otherwise) are ready to eat right away or can be heated up a few hours later. They never send any type of restaurant gift card or Uber Eats or DoorDash gift card. They bring the meal to the parishioner's home as a touch of St. David's love. Eucharistic Visitation This ministry is led by lay people who deliver Eucharist to those who are not able to come to Church. It is a ministry of caring and compassion. Our Eucharistic Visitors are not counselors or spiritual advisors. They are a caring, baptized Christians extending the parish Eucharistic community to include everyone possible. Our Visitors will call the receivers and coordinate bringing Communion from our altar. A mutually agreeable time for the visit will be established. Flower Ambassadors This ministry delivers the altar flowers to homes of fellow parishioners to show our care and concern. No flower arranging is required, just a desire to brighten someone's day! We are in need of medium-sized vases. Please bring donations to the sacristy or the welcome desk, marked for the Flower Ambassadors. Thanks! Grief Ministry The Grief Ministry at St. David's assists parishioners to deal with the death of a loved one. We understand that the journey through grief can be deeply challenging, and no one should face it alone. Throughout the year, we are offering a supportive and compassionate program called Walking the Mourner’s Path. The workshops will take place on Sunday afternoons. Our goal is not just to help you move through your grief, but to support you in finding hope and healing through your journey. Whether your loss is recent, or you have been grieving for some time, this workshop is designed to meet you where you are. St. David’s own parishioners, Toni Cathcart and Ron Bagwell, trained Facilitators will lead the sessions alongside our clergy. The only expense for participants is the workbook, which costs approximately $50.00. However, we offer scholarships to ensure that financial considerations do not prevent anyone from joining. Healing Prayer Ministry “Somebody Pray for Me,” St. David’s Healing Ministry: Are you or someone you know suffering from an illness; grieving over the loss of a loved one; or facing adversity? Please share your illness, sorrow, or adversity with St. David’s Healing Ministers. On the third Sunday of every month, Healing Ministers are available to pray with you in the small chapel at the back of the nave after you have received communion. Prayer Chain The prayer chain prays daily for those in need and those who are rejoicing, and for those on the St. David’s prayer list in the Sunday service bulletin. The prayer chain is under the auspices of St. David’s Daughters of the King, Grace Chapter. Stephen Ministry The lay people of this ministry provide one-to-one Christian care to hurting people, including those who are bereaved, hospitalized, terminally ill, divorced, unemployed, in financial crisis, or others who are facing crisis of life challenges. Stephen Ministers go through a detailed training program before ministering to others. Submit the form below to get more information.

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You can provide a gift of real estate to St. David's. Learn more about how to do this. Gifts of Real Estate It is often possible to give your house, vacation home, condo, or farm to St. David’s while continuing to live in it. Using a Charitable Life Estate Contract, you can deed the real estate to St. David’s and retain the right to live on the property and/or receive income from the property for as long as you live. You receive an income tax deduction when the property is deeded to the church and normally avoid any capital gains taxes when making the transfer. Your inheritance and estate taxes may be reduced at the time of your death. As exciting as receiving a gift of real estate may be, St. David’s leadership will examine the advisability of accepting real estate before assuming the title. There are many factors to consider before you, or St. David's can determine whether the transfer is in the best interest of both parties. In all cases, you and St. David's will need independent legal counsel to help guide the process. Learn more about Funding Future Ministry options. Prospective donors are strongly urged to consult with their own legal, financial, and/or tax advisor regarding the tax advantages of planned giving. This information is for educational use and not intended to be financial, tax, or legal advice and should not be relied on as such.

Explore hundreds of ways to help spread the love of Christ through volunteer work at the church and in our community. Serve the Parish Ministries that Serve St. David's Parish For more information on any of the ministries below, including how to join, please fill out the form at the bottom of the page. Daughters of the King The Order of the Daughters of the King was founded by the Episcopal Church in 1885 to be an extension of Christ’s kingdom through prayer, service and evangelism. Daughters of the King, in a lifetime vow, pledge to undertake a spiritual discipline that incorporates a Rule of Life through the Rule of Prayer and the Rule of Service. Friends of the Garden The Friends of the Garden was formed to oversee, maintain and protect the sacred nature of the Memorial Garden. The committee is dedicated to preserving the existing garden with it’s natural beauty as it continues to serve as a sacred place where parishioners can visit for prayer, meditation and remembrance. Guild of Saint Joseph of Arimathea The Guild of Saint Joseph of Arimathea was established in July 2002 by the parishioners of St. David’s, and supported by the clergy. The primary purpose of the guild is to provide the staffing necessary to conduct a funeral at St. David’s observing the canons of the Episcopal Church and the rubric’s of the rector. Men's Club Breakfast Teams Breakfast is served every Sunday from 8:00-9:30 a.m. The breakfast teams are part of the Men’s Club, and serve on 6-8 week serving rotation teams. You don’t have to be a man to help! Youth and anyone interested is welcome to come help! You don’t have to cook. There are many ways to help – set up, clean up, chopping fruit, making coffee, etc. We can always use more volunteers. Join us! Welcome Ministry The Welcome Ministry reflects the heart of our St. David’s community by making all who enter our doors feel wanted and cared for. The time commitment is small…the rewards are great. We would love for you to join this ministry.

Connect with St. David's! Reach out for more information, to connect with clergy, staff or vestry. Contact Us Where We Are Convenient to Roswell, Alpharetta, Milton, and North Fulton County 1015 Old Roswell Rd., Roswell, GA. 30076 Telephone: 770-993-6084 Tuesday - Friday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. info@stdavidchurch.org Clergy and Staff Clergy Contacts Staff Contacts Vestry The Vestry is the legal representative and the governing body of a parish, composed of lay leaders (wardens and members) elected by the congregation. Functioning akin to a non-profit board, they manage finances, maintain property, and work with the rector to define the church’s spiritual goals. To see St. David's current Vestry, CLICK HERE . Stay in Touch! CLICK HERE to sign up for St. David's weekly newsletter, "The Illumination."

A spiritually-based foundation for rising Kindergarteners! St. David's has excellent classrooms and caring, compassionate teachers. Preschool Program for Pre-Kindergarten - Four Year Olds Class Call/Text NOW to schedule a tour Five Days: PreK Fours This program is for children 4 years of age by September 1 NOTE: – CHILDREN MUST BE POTTY TRAINED Five day per week class held on Monday-Friday from 9:30 AM-1 PM. Class size is limited to 15 students with two teachers. Click here for Developmental Objectives PreK Four Children will arrive and depart by way of carpool (unless the child attends the 8:30 Rooster Club Play Group, then they are walked in, or if they use the after preschool play group StayNPlay, then they are collected from the playground at 2PM). Parents who prefer not to use carpool drop off may walk their child to the classroom after carpool ends at 9:45AM. Children arrive at preschool with a two handled labeled school bag that holds a change of clothing, and lunchbox filled with a light "nut-free" lunch and filled water bottle. Pre-Kindergarten is for children preparing for Kindergarten. The classroom is divided into areas of play and learning with age appropriate toys and furniture, large carpeted area for free play and circle time, reading center, house keeping area, discovery art activities, and a child-friendly bathroom. Teachers share lesson plans with parents weekly. Children enjoy free play, circle time activities including alphabet, handwriting, numbers, math play, science, weather, calendar activities, and stories. Students play games and make art projects based on the letter of the week. The Lead Teacher and Teacher Assistant work with children in small groups to teach fine motor skills, such as cutting and Handwriting without Tears lessons, and activities that develop math and science concepts. Other special activities lend exposure to emerging concepts (such as phonics, reading, sight words, social studies, and geography). Students attend Music, Movement, and Chapel each week, and play outdoors every day. Classroom parents will send in food for a mid-morning "nut-free" snack for the whole class on a rotation basis. Teaching focus is on developing Kindergarten readiness involving social interaction, fine motor, and early learning skills. The parent and teacher meet and go over detailed evaluations are given to parents in January and evaluations are given again in May. While St. David's Preschool generally follows the Fulton County Schools calendar, it maintains different start and end dates for the school year. Annual tuition is $3980 and can be paid in 10 equal monthly payments of $398. A non-refundable registration fee of $145 is due at the time of registration for new students. A one-time Supply fee of $98 is due the first month of preschool. Click Here to register.