Westminster By The Sea Presbyterian Church

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1. Once I began talking about my vision for a playground renovation project, structured around the Wonder of Worship grant to create an outdoor worship experience, we saw positive momentum develop quickly.

2. A generous $5,000 donation from a congregation member, which allows us to expand the project.

3. Member of the congregation who is an engineer volunteered to re-grade the playground area.​​​​

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El Buen Vecino

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1. Reorganization of the nursery room for the five and under children.

2. Implement 6-10 lessons with the children and keep them in the sanctuary.

3. Looking to offer a confirmation class to children/ teenagers between 10-14.

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First Presbyterian Church of Brandon

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1. Older children are staying in the worship service!

2. Children are looking forward to exploring what is in the bags and how it connects to what is happening in the worship service.

3. Children are becoming more curious about the worship service itself and learning the whys behind the order and actions within the service.

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Riverside Presbyterian

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1. We have success in the number of people who attend this worship service. Our regular early service has about 15 attendees. Our last WoW service was attended by over 35 people. 

2. We have people of all ages coming to the service including families with young children, middle school and high school-age youth as well as adults in their 50’s, 60’s and 70’s.

3. The services have been very participatory for all - children have actively participated in reading liturgy, our youth elders have served communion, and adults of all ages have enjoyed the opportunities to color, just to name a few moments!

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