Our Sunday School Program  meets during worship after the Children's sermon 

We use the Dwell curriculum that has an interactive focus on teaching the Gospel from a Reformed perspective.

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       Emmanuel's Children's Ministry includes:

• Sunday School

• Vacation Bible School

• Pretzel Sunday

• Christmas Program

• Advent Workshop

• Other multi-generational opportunities

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As a church we don't mind if your baby cries in worship as we view that as the life of the church.  We want kids to enjoy church and make memories, much like the children helping decorate the church for Christmas with the adults of the church.

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Pretzel Sunday

The Sunday Before Lent (next: February 15, 2026)

Pretzels were developed by a monk in southern France in about 610 A.D. The dough is folded to represent a child's arms folded in prayer. He called his new treats, "pretiola", which is Latin for "little reward", and gave them to village children for learning their prayers. In Germany, the treats became known as "bretzel", which of course, became "pretzel" in English.

We can use the pretzel as a Lenten symbol because the shape of the folded arms reminds us that Lent is a time for prayer. Also, Lent is traditionally a time when our meals are simpler, and the pretzel, made of flour, salt and water, is an unleavened bread. Furthermore, the shape of the pretzel can also be a symbol of the Trinity and it can remind us that Jesus said He was the "bread of life" and He is our strength and our spiritual food, in Lent and at all times.

Making pretzels will take place in February after the Children's Sermon, and served during Fellowship time!

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Join us and let the learning begin!

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