Preschool classes for children 16 months including class objectives, classrooms, times and activities. Toddler Class 16 months to 2 years old Tuesday-Thursday Call/Text NOW to schedule a tour In our Toddler Class, the focus is on the development of language and communication, gross and fine motor skills, learning through play, classroom routines, and social-emotional and early learning skills. Children enjoy daily free play, circle time, child-led art, sensory play, stories, songs, finger plays, and create “make and take” art projects. Little ones have Music and Movement class once a week and go outdoors on our toddler-friendly playground daily as weather permits. Classroom parents will provide a “nut-free” mid-morning snack for the whole class on a rotational basis. Children arrive at preschool with a tote bag with a change of clothing or diapers, and lunchbox filled with a light "nut-free" lunch and water bottle. **Children must be able to walk and stay awake during the school day. Parent-Teacher conferences will be held twice year. Parents are always welcome and encouraged to meet with the teachers and communicate questions or concerns throughout the year. This class meets three days per week on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9:30 am-1:00 pm. Class size is limited to ten students with two teachers, with flexibility based on classroom needs. Parents will walk the children to the playground or classroom at 9:30AM, weather dependent. Children will be also picked up from the playground or classroom at 1:00PM. We have several extra care options staffed by our teachers: Parent’s Morning Out are every Monday and Friday, daily Rooster Club Play Group from 8:30AM–9:30AM, and daily StayNPlay, from 1PM-2PM. Annual tuition is $3,390 and can be paid in 10 equal monthly payments of $339. August tuition is due July 5, 2026. Remaining 9 monthly payments begin in September and go through May 2027. New student registration fee of $145 (nonrefundable) is due at registration. A one-time supply fee of $90 is due the first month of preschool SKILLS TO BE MASTERED BY END OF THE YEAR Self-Awareness & Emotional Regulation Separates from parent Conveys wants and needs, verbally or non-verbally Shows interest and curiosity Cooperates Parallel plays Eats and drinks with minimal help Shows signs of independence Participates in classroom routines Follows directions Keeps hands to self Responds to teacher when name is called Will come to teacher when called Able to stay awake and alert during school day Sits in circle with verbal redirection Sits at table long enough to eat lunch/snack Respects others’ materials Fine Motor Skills Crayon scribbling Can stack 3 blocks Turns pages of book Fills containers with objects Gross Motor Skills Walks/runs without falling Climbs on play equipment Bends over without falling Sways with music Carries large toy without falling Cognitive Development Explores toys and materials through touching, banging, stacking, and dumping Begins to understand cause and effect (pushes buttons, turns knobs) Attempts simple puzzles (2–4 pieces) Recognizes familiar people, objects, and routines Shows curiosity by pointing, looking closely, and asking simple questions Engages in early pretend play (feeds a doll, pretends to talk on a phone) Follows simple one-step directions Begins to understand basic concepts (in/out, up/down, more) Enjoys repetition and predictable routines Expresses interest in books Can locate named object Looks at book alone Sustains attention to a short activity (2–5 minutes) Begins to recall familiar songs, stories, and classroom routines Experiments with stacking, nesting, and sorting objects Call/Text NOW to schedule a tour

Discipleship Groups St. David's has several discipleship building organizations; Education for Minsitry, Daughters of the King, and Brotherhood of St. Andrew. These three programs ask for a long term committment and are dedicated to growing disciples dedicated to prayer, spreading the gospel, and service. Education for Ministry Mondays Beginning in September 6:30-8:30 p.m. Bethany Room EfM is an adult, Christian, distance learning education program of the School of Theology of the University of the South in Sewanee, Tennessee. This four-year program is a dynamic blend of Bible study, church history, theology, worship, prayer, and theological reflection. Led by certified EfM mentors Jennifer Walker and Michael Sutton, our seminar meets Mondays from 6:30–8:30 p.m. in the Bethany Room. Our group currently includes 7 participants from St. David's, with space for up to 4 more. Want to see what a Theological Reflection looks like? Join us for a sample session on Sunday, August 9, at 10:15 a.m. in the Bethany Room and experience this unique process firsthand. For more information, contact Michael Sutton . Past graduates have found the EfM experience to be a profound learning experience and spiritually transformative. St. David’s has proudly sponsored an EfM class for 35 years. Daughters of the King Meets monthly on Saturday Mornings 10:30 a.m. Grace Hall Discover Daughters of the King (DOK) Women of St. David’s: Are you looking for deeper spiritual connection and meaningful ways to serve alongside fellow women? The Daughters of the King (DOK) may be the community you’ve been seeking. The DOK is an Episcopal community dedicated to prayer, service, and sharing God’s love. As members of our Grace Chapter at St. David’s, we commit to daily prayer, supporting our parish, and living out our faith through everyday acts of kindness and compassion. How to Learn More & Join Us Visit Our Info Table: Stop by the hallway on August 23, August 30, or September 6 to chat with us and ask questions. Discernment Meetings: We will begin an 8-week discernment series on September 27, meeting between the 9:00 a.m. and 11:15 a.m. services. These discussion sessions are an essential step for anyone considering membership. We would love to welcome you and walk this journey of faith together! Questions? Contact Deb Stecher . Brotherhood of St. Andrew 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month 7:30-9:00 p.m. Grace Hall The Brotherhood of St. Andrew is a ministry for the spread of Christ's kingdom among men and boys in the Episcopal / Anglican communion and is grounded in prayer and service. The Brotherhood meets bi-monthly for Bible Study, prayer, and to plan service activities. For any questions or for more information, please contact Patrick Cathcart.

The Austin Organ Opus was built in 1868 and upgraded in 1934 and again in 2016. St. David's Pipe Organ Austin Organ Opus 1868 (1934, 2016) The organ at St. David’s combines the best of old craftsmanship and new technology. The original instrument, Opus 1868, was built by Austin Organ Company, Hartford, Connecticut, in 1934. Fifteen years ago, St. David’s purchased this organ through the Organ Clearing House from a Presbyterian Church in Iowa. In 2016, Austin Organ Company built a new three-manual console, and additional digital voices (ranks of stops) were added to the specifications. The organ now has 47 ranks and state-of-the-art SSL digital additions for multiple memory levels, registration settings, sequencer, recording, and MIDI capabilities. GREAT *= Enclosed in Choir box +Quintaton 16’ Double Diapason 16’ Open Diapason 8’ +Violone 8’ *Flute Harmonique 8’ Octave 4’ +Flute 4’ Super Octave 2’ +Flute 2’ Cymbal III *Trumpet 8’ Festival Trumpet 8’ *Chimes+Zymbelstern SWELL Gedeckt 16’ Geigen Principal 8’ Stopped Flute 8’ Salicionial 8’ Voix Celeste 8’ +Principal 4’ Chimney Flute 4’ +Principal 2’ Piccolo 2’ Mixture III +Cornet V Bassoon 16’ Trumpet 8’ Oboe 8’ Vox Humana 8’ Clarion 4’ Festival Trumpet 8’ Tremulant CHOIR Concert Flute 8’ Spitzflute 8’ Spitzflute Celeste 8’ +Gemshorn 8’ +Flute 4’ Gemshorn 4’ English Horn 8’ +Krummhorn 8’ Nazard 2 2/3’ Flautino 2’ Tierce 1 3/5’ Festival Trumpet 8’ +Harp +Zimblestern Tremulant PEDAL +Sub-principal 32’ +Contra Bourdon 32’ Open Wood 16’ Open Diapason (Gt.) 16’ Lieblich Gedeckt 16’ +Violone 16’ Octave 8’ +Violone 8’ Flute 8’ Choral Bass 4’ Flautino 4’ +Flute 2’ Rauschquint, II +Contra Trombone 32’ Contra Bassoon (Sw.) 16’ Oboe (Sw.) 8’ Festival Trumpet 8’ +Chimes 99 Memory Levels; Piston Sequencer 15 General Pistons, 8 Divisional Pistons Digital playback recorder Manual Transfer (Great/Choir) “+ “ Walker Digital Voices

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!

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Spiritual education begins early! St. David's provides numerous classes and outreach opportunities to get involved! Children's Mission and Outreach Partnerships Families Serving Together at St. David’s Families Serving Together is sponsored by St. David’s Children’s Ministry and in partnership with the many and varied ministries of St. David’s as an invitation to families to join together throughout the year for outreach opportunities partnering with our parish family and neighbors. St. David's has many seasonal opportunities for families to serve the community together. In October, we organize a Trunk or Treat outreach event with the children and families of Mimosa Elementary. On Palm Sunday, we visit those in our parish family unable to attend worship due to illness or other circumstance to bring cheer and to share God’s love and hope, and many more opportunities. You and your family are invited to join the fun and fellowship of this ministry that joins families together in faith with God, with other families of the parish, and with our neighbor. 1/1

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