What is happening for kids and youth at SPL?
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September 9, 2022
What is happening for kids and youth at SPL?

Nursery & KidZone (K to Gr. 5):

KidZone and Nursery care are available every Sunday at 10:00 am! Each family will be required to fill in a registration form for the year and each child will be checked in and out each Sunday.

KidZone is for ages 3 to Grade 5.

  • Preschool: 3-JK (Room 1)
  • Primary: SK-Grade 2 (Room 2)
  • Junior: Grade 3-5 (Room 3)

Grade 6 students join the Grade 7/8 Class.

If you have questions about the Nursery or KidZone, or would like to volunteer, don’t hesitate to contact Grace Rumble.

Junior High (Gr. 6-8) :

Every other Sunday morning: Meet at 10 am in the Fireside Room (first room off the foyer). Meets next on Sunday, May 21.

Youth (Gr. 9-12):

Every other Sunday morning: Meet at 10 am at the church for Youth Alpha with Malcolm and Miriam.

Mondays 7 – 8:30 pm: Meet at the Allisons (13 Harrison Rd., Leaskdale). Among other things, we’ll discuss questions raised in Rebecca McLaughlin’s 10 Questions Every Teen Should Ask (and Answer) about Christianity.

If you have any questions, we’d love to chat with you! Please email us at reception@saintpauls.ca.

Global Teen Discipleship

We’re launching Global Teen Discipleship (GTD): an 8-month discipleship intensive for high school students (Gr. 10-12) that will serve in a vacation bible school in Hainamosa, Dominican Republic in the first week of January 2024.

Kids to Camp

Supporting SPL kids’ discipleship at summer camps

We want to support families’ discipleship of kids. Our hope is to be able to connect with kids before and after their summer camp experience, as well as support their time at camp. When you apply for this subsidy, please confirm that your campers will be able to participate in KidZone / Junior High regularly (i.e. at least monthly) in the months leading up to camp and the months following.

We will subsidize each camper $500 for one full week of camp. This will be paid directly to the camp. Learn more and register.

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