At Connecticut Farms Presbyterian Church, children are a cherished part of our family from baptism onward. We create an environment where their natural wonder meets creative teaching and joyful engagement. Our programs help them explore faith,
experience God's love through dedicated volunteers and Bible stories and build lasting friendships.
Engaging Programs for Every Age
We offer diverse programs blending classroom learning, enriching experiences, and community involvement. Children and youth are encouraged to participate in
worship while also exploring their faith with peers in age-appropriate settings.
Many of our special events are open to the wider community, including Nursery School
and Cub Scout families, offering fantastic opportunities for fellowship and fun!
A vibrant evening program for a week in late July, with dinner provided each weekday night.
Held outdoors around St. Francis Day (October 4), celebrating beloved pets—even stuffed animals!
Costumes, games (indoors and out), a shared meal, and unique adventures like climbing the steeple (for older kids) and respectfully exploring the cemetery!
Focuses on fellowship, delicious food, and encourages family activities throughout Advent.
An intergenerational service where children join adults and the minister in a meaningful ritual.
Held Easter morning before the main service, with eggs for all ages, activity stations, and a special guest!
Young families are invited to march with our Nursery School banner. The parade culminates in a small reenactment of the Battle of Connecticut Farms with a celebratory cannon!
Informal outings have included trips to the Turtle Back Zoo, the Cloisters Museum, nature reserves, and movie nights.
A vibrant discussion group meets before church, currently after choir practice, for deeper conversations and community.
Designed for eighth-graders and high school freshmen, this serious and insightful program, team-taught by an elder and our pastor, explores Christian faith foundations and prepares young people for challenges.
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