PearlandKIDS
God loves all children and desires relationship with all children. At First United Methodist Church Pearland, we believe we are called to cultivate that relationship. John Wesley desired for children to know and love God. Our Family Ministry is committed to partnering with families as they build firm faith foundations for their children, raising up the next generation of disciples.
We are intentional about including children in the life of faith, both at church and at home. PearlandKIDS exists to equip families and young people to Follow Jesus, Build Real Relationships, Grow in Real Discipleship and Experience Real Transformation.
Sunday Morning Activities
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Sermon Sessions
Each Sunday during all of our worship services we offer a time especially designed for the children ages K-4th grade called PearlandKIDS Sermon Session! Children are invited into a kid friendly space where they have time for fellowship and an age appropriate lesson during the sermon. Children then return to the worship service for communion with their family or the final worship song.
Our volunteers have all submitted background checks, receive regular training, and follow Safe Sanctuary guidelines.
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Sunday School
At 9:30 am, we have Sunday School for children grades K-4th. In April, we will be doing Deep Blue Rotation Stations, Come To Breakfast! We will discuss a different part of the same story from the book of John (John 21:1-14).
Join us each week as we experience the bible story in a new way! Our kids will rotate throughout different stations such as art, cooking, games, missions, storytelling and more!
Our volunteers have all submitted background checks, receive regular training, and follow Safe Sanctuary guidelines.
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Nursery
PearlandKIDS nursery is available for ages birth through preschool for the duration of each service and Sunday School. Here your kids will engage in age appropriate bible lessons and songs.
Resources
Family is your first church.
As Jessica Lagrone, mother and theologian, said in the forward to Grow at Home, "Family is the place where we develop our first inklings of what God is like, whether someone knows they are teaching or not. Faith is formed at the dinner table, in questions thrown back and forth from the backseat, and in bedtime conversations."
It is in the routines of our every day life that we form the faith of our children. Parents, because you matter so much, we want to help you make faith a family practice.