What would Jesus do for Valentine's Day?
Sunday, February 4th GRADE K-2 OUTREACH DAY 12:00-5:00 PM - Grades K-2 go out for lunch, minister at a local home, then enjoy a special activity. We will return to the church in time for our AWANA program. Signups are required (at the Connector Wall). Cost is $10, which covers lunch and activity. Sunday, February 11th “NEXT STEP” Class 4:00 PM - Would you like to know what it means to be saved? How can you know for sure that you're a Christian? What do you really need to do then to be baptized? Get answers to these important questions (and more) in our bi-annual Next Step Class. Parents are invited to bring their child and hear again the simplicity of the gospel and other important spiritual steps that are crucial in life. Just sign up at the connector wall ASAP. Light refreshments will be served following the class. Saturday, February 17th “FIVE-ALIVE” (For 5th Graders) 12:30-5:00 PM - All FIFTH GRADERS are invited to join us as we go ice skating, then stop and eat supper on the way back. We will leave the Kids Street Worship Center foyer around 12:30 PM and return to the church at 5:00 PM. Cost for the day is $15 per child, which helps to cover the cost of skating and supper.
efore long, you will be celebrating Valentine's Day. So ask yourself, "What would Jesus do for Valentine's Day?" Do you think Jesus would send His mom a pretty card? Maybe He would make her a card out of construction paper. Maybe He would get chocolates for all His disciples. Or maybe, just to show how much He cares about them, He would sit down and eat with them. Jesus would ask them how they were doing. He might tell them a funny story or pray for them as He listened to some of their problems. Jesus was a master at seeing things most people couldn't see. People who were hurting, lonely, and sad were the kind of people Jesus loved to be around. He knew if He could show them kindness and compassion, He could show them God's love. The Bible says, "God's love drives away all fear. " The love that comes from God isn't some kind of mushy romantic love. It's a love that gives you peace and puts a smile on your face. There are kids in your school and in your neighborhood who don't have much to smile about. No one is asking them over to play. No one is hanging out with them at recess. No one is saying anything nice to them. They are lonely and in need of a friend. What would Jesus do on Valentine's Day? Jesus would be a friend to the boy or girl who seems to have no friends. Jesus gave away love by doing something to put a smile on someone's face and making them feel special. There's no better role model than Jesus. Do what Jesus would do this Valentine's Day! Help Him love someone who really needs it!
FEB 4th … “Soup-er Bowl” Night – Bring a can (or more) of soup for the Winston-Salem Rescue Mission and also wear your favorite NFL team jersey! (Panthers, anyone???) FEB 11th … “Pastor & Peeps” Night – Clubbers will enjoy one of Pastor Rob’s favorite treats … PEEPS! Join us for his annual visit to large group time for an exciting lesson! FEB 18th … “Twinzieee” Night – Bring a new friend and dress like TWINS, or find someone in your club to “twin” with on this night! FEB 25th … “Wacky Tacky / Bad Hair” Night – How wacky and how tacky can you look?? Mismatched clothes … shoes on wrong feet or even different shoes…Gotta have some crazy hair to top off all of the Wacky Tackiness!!! We’ll all enjoy a night filled with laughter!
HEY, KIDS! We’re on target for a busy February, even though the weather might be cold. (It IS still winter after all, and … what was that ... you’re STILL praying for snow???) A note to Grades 2-5 … mark your calendars! Our Junior Retreat for Grades 2-3 completed (JUNE 2729 to Blowing Rock) and Junior Camp for Grades 45 completed (July 30 - August 3 to Myrtle Beach) trips are being planned, so be looking for early registration news! I am thrilled to see so many of you on the SEAL Sheet each month. It is exciting to see you using your gifts and serving in your worship services! However, if we are not using you monthly in one of our Kids Street Church services, it is most likely because we haven’t received a form from you, which lets us know how you want to serve. We have many opportunities for service, like helping to lead songs, leading in prayer, helping with pledges, helping with the laser pointer (during songs), ushering (boys), etc. And how do you get signed up to serve in Kids Street Church? Well, you can pick up a Servant Survey on the table outside the Kids Street Worship Center, fill it out, and get it back to me. Or you can go to our website (tbcnow.org) and fill out a form online. Just go to the Kids Street Section. We would love to involve you! Finally, this month we are starting a brand new series in Kids Street Church. Don’t miss it! Because of Him,
Mr. Tim
CHILDREN
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Asher Lain (7) Caroline Wallin (9) Lucas Smith (5) Daniel Gerringer (8) Jayden Willard (7) Noah Caviness (4) Jeremiah Sexton (3) Kassidy Hackett (10) Reese Sink (9) Carleigh Smith (10) Delaney Brunner (8) Ryleigh Collins (11) Jenna Wrobleski (8) Wesley Keller (11)
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Gina McGraw (Kids Street Church) Renee Mock (Nursery Dept.) Debbie Noah (Preschool Coordinator) Steve Wiles (Security Access Monitor) Josh Thompson (Preschool Dept.) Heather Harding (Nursery Coordinator) Emily Austin (KSC Laptop) Tracy DiCalogero (Awana Sparks) Daniel Steele (Preschool Dept.) Kathy Gatewood (Awana Sparks Teacher) Anna Caranci (Church Staff, Checkpoint) Abby Hurst (Kids Street Church) Angela Inthisane (Nursery Dept.) Abigail Dorough (Preschool Dept.) Katie Naff (Preschool Dept.) Shirley Coulourianos (Preschool Dept.) Danielle Ritz (Preschool Dept.) Diane Hancock (Infant SS Teacher) Keith Holladay (Kids Street Church) Mark Prevette (Nursery Dept.) Jeff Jordan (Kids Street Church) Bekah Billock (Girls SS Teacher) Kristi Scheerer (Preschool Dept.) Sarah Fair (Nursery Dept.) Kyle Walker (Nursery Dept.) Jamie Marshall (Nursery Dept.) Brenda Miller (Checkpoint) Angela Rogers (Awana Sparks) Nicky Tilley (Preschool Dept./Checkpoint Staff) Lori Wiles (Preschool Dept.) Mike Tuttle (Kids Street Church)
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Holden McKinley (1) Owen Austin (10) Maddy Aguilar (7) Sam Pedneau (11) Hawley Williams (10) Brenna Wilkes (8) Emmie Barneycastle (7) Christopher Fabrizio (11) Kenley Bowers (7) Nathan Holladay (5) Jeremiah Hansell (7) Claire Smith (10) Hudson Yates (4)
CHILDREN’S MINISTRY STAFF
This is a Stack-a-Word puzzle. You must figure out which words are missing in each of the verses below and then figure out where they fit in the puzzle. Some are easy and some are tricky, but they're all filled with Love. Have fun!!!
Valentine's Day is a great time for giving away love, and your family is the best place to start. Pick two nights during the week of Valentine's Day, and do these activities together as a family.
Boo! I Love You!
Make a pop-up Valentine for an extra special surprise. Fold a piece of red construction paper in half. Cut a 1 inch by 4 inch strip of construction paper and fold it into a cube with two open sides. Make a heart out of construction paper. Write a Valentine message on your heart. Attach your heart to the top half of the construction paper by first gluing the cube on the back of the heart. Then glue the other side of the cube to the top half of the construction paper. Draw a picture on the bottom half or cut out more hearts to finish decorating your card. Have fun!!!
Hide and Find Valentines
Cut out a set of ten hearts for each family member. Make each set a different color and assign a color to each family member. Distribute the hearts evenly, but don't give anyone their own assigned color. Write a message on each heart for each family member. Hide the hearts all over the house. Then start looking for the hearts with your assigned color. Don’t reveal to anyone else where the other hearts might be hiding. (Hiding ideas: tape to gallon of milk in refrigerator, place in Dad's briefcase, tape to steering wheel of Mom's vehicle, slip in Brother's shoe, put in Sister's backpack, etc.)
Sunday, April 15TH 5:15 - 6:45 PM Mark Your Calendars … And watch for details!
Non Profit Org. US Postage Paid Kernersville, NC Permit No. 87
Triad Baptist Church Children’s Ministry 1175 South Main Street Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 996-7573 Ext. 104 RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED
9:15 am Gr. K-2: Kids Street Worship Pre-K/Gr. 3-5: Sunday School 10:45 am Gr. K-2: Sunday School: Pre-K/Gr. 3-5: Kids Street Worship 5:15-6:45 pm Awana Clubs “Souper-Bowl” Night 9:15 am Gr. K-2: Kids Street Worship Pre-K/Gr. 3-5: Sunday School 10:45 am Gr. K-2: Sunday School: Pre-K/Gr. 3-5: Kids Street Worship 5:15-6:45 pm Awana Clubs “Pastor & Peeps” Night 9:15 am Gr. K-2: Kids Street Worship Pre-K/Gr. 3-5: Sunday School 10:45 am Gr. K-2: Sunday School: Pre-K/Gr. 3-5: Kids Street Worship 5:15-6:45 pm Awana Clubs “Twinzieee” Night 9:15 am Gr. K-2: Kids Street Worship Pre-K/Gr. 3-5: Sunday School 10:45 am Gr. K-2: Sunday School: Pre-K/Gr. 3-5: Kids Street Worship 5:15-6:45 pm Awana Clubs “Wacky Tacky / Bad Hair” Night
12:00-5:00 pm Outreach Day for Grades K-2
6:30 pm Family Bible Study
6:30 pm 4:00 pm “Next Step” Class For Children
Family Bible Study
6:30 pm Family Bible Study
6:30 pm Family Bible Study
12:30 - 5:00 pm
Five Alive Activity for Fifth Graders (Ice Skating / Supper)
efore long, you will be celebrating Valentine's Day. So ask yourself, "What would Jesus do for Valentine's Day?" Do you think Jesus would send His mom a pretty card? Maybe He would make her a card out of construction paper. Maybe He would get chocolates for all His disciples. Or maybe, just to show how much He cares about them, He would sit down and eat with them. Jesus would ask them how they were doing. He might tell them a funny story or pray for them as He listened to some of their problems. Jesus was a master at seeing things most people couldn't see. People who were hurting, lonely, and sad were the kind of people Jesus loved to be around. He knew if He could show them kindness and compassion, He could show them God's love. The Bible says, "God's love drives away all fear. " The love that comes from God isn't some kind of mushy romantic love. It's a love that gives you peace and puts a smile on your face. There are kids in your school and in your neighborhood who don't have much to smile about. No one is asking them over to play. No one is hanging out with them at recess. No one is saying anything nice to them. They are lonely and in need of a friend. What would Jesus do on Valentine's Day? Jesus would be a friend to the boy or girl who seems to have no friends. Jesus gave away love by doing something to put a smile on someone's face and making them feel special. There's no better role model than Jesus. Do what Jesus would do this Valentine's Day! Help Him love someone who really needs it!
FEB 4th … “Soup-er Bowl” Night – Bring a can (or more) of soup for the Winston-Salem Rescue Mission and also wear your favorite NFL team jersey! (Panthers, anyone???) FEB 11th … “Pastor & Peeps” Night – Clubbers will enjoy one of Pastor Rob’s favorite treats … PEEPS! Join us for his annual visit to large group time for an exciting lesson! FEB 18th … “Twinzieee” Night – Bring a new friend and dress like TWINS, or find someone in your club to “twin” with on this night! FEB 25th … “Wacky Tacky / Bad Hair” Night – How wacky and how tacky can you look?? Mismatched clothes … shoes on wrong feet or even different shoes…Gotta have some crazy hair to top off all of the Wacky Tackiness!!! We’ll all enjoy a night filled with laughter!
HEY, KIDS! We’re on target for a busy February, even though the weather might be cold. (It IS still winter after all, and … what was that ... you’re STILL praying for snow???) A note to Grades 2-5 … mark your calendars! Our Junior Retreat for Grades 2-3 completed (JUNE 2729 to Blowing Rock) and Junior Camp for Grades 45 completed (July 30 - August 3 to Myrtle Beach) trips are being planned, so be looking for early registration news! I am thrilled to see so many of you on the SEAL Sheet each month. It is exciting to see you using your gifts and serving in your worship services! However, if we are not using you monthly in one of our Kids Street Church services, it is most likely because we haven’t received a form from you, which lets us know how you want to serve. We have many opportunities for service, like helping to lead songs, leading in prayer, helping with pledges, helping with the laser pointer (during songs), ushering (boys), etc. And how do you get signed up to serve in Kids Street Church? Well, you can pick up a Servant Survey on the table outside the Kids Street Worship Center, fill it out, and get it back to me. Or you can go to our website (tbcnow.org) and fill out a form online. Just go to the Kids Street Section. We would love to involve you! Finally, this month we are starting a brand new series in Kids Street Church. Don’t miss it! Because of Him,
Mr. Tim
CHILDREN
1 1 3 4 4 5 6 6 7 8 10 12 12 12
Asher Lain (7) Caroline Wallin (9) Lucas Smith (5) Daniel Gerringer (8) Jayden Willard (7) Noah Caviness (4) Jeremiah Sexton (3) Kassidy Hackett (10) Reese Sink (9) Carleigh Smith (10) Delaney Brunner (8) Ryleigh Collins (11) Jenna Wrobleski (8) Wesley Keller (11)
1 2 3 5 6 8 9 10
Gina McGraw (Kids Street Church) Renee Mock (Nursery Dept.) Debbie Noah (Preschool Coordinator) Steve Wiles (Security Access Monitor) Josh Thompson (Preschool Dept.) Heather Harding (Nursery Coordinator) Emily Austin (KSC Laptop) Tracy DiCalogero (Awana Sparks) Daniel Steele (Preschool Dept.) Kathy Gatewood (Awana Sparks Teacher) Anna Caranci (Church Staff, Checkpoint) Abby Hurst (Kids Street Church) Angela Inthisane (Nursery Dept.) Abigail Dorough (Preschool Dept.) Katie Naff (Preschool Dept.) Shirley Coulourianos (Preschool Dept.) Danielle Ritz (Preschool Dept.) Diane Hancock (Infant SS Teacher) Keith Holladay (Kids Street Church) Mark Prevette (Nursery Dept.) Jeff Jordan (Kids Street Church) Bekah Billock (Girls SS Teacher) Kristi Scheerer (Preschool Dept.) Sarah Fair (Nursery Dept.) Kyle Walker (Nursery Dept.) Jamie Marshall (Nursery Dept.) Brenda Miller (Checkpoint) Angela Rogers (Awana Sparks) Nicky Tilley (Preschool Dept./Checkpoint Staff) Lori Wiles (Preschool Dept.) Mike Tuttle (Kids Street Church)
11 12 13 15 17 19 20
21 22 23 25 26 27 28
14 14 16 19 19 20 22 22 24 25 26 26 28
Holden McKinley (1) Owen Austin (10) Maddy Aguilar (7) Sam Pedneau (11) Hawley Williams (10) Brenna Wilkes (8) Emmie Barneycastle (7) Christopher Fabrizio (11) Kenley Bowers (7) Nathan Holladay (5) Jeremiah Hansell (7) Claire Smith (10) Hudson Yates (4)
CHILDREN’S MINISTRY STAFF
This is a Stack-a-Word puzzle. You must figure out which words are missing in each of the verses below and then figure out where they fit in the puzzle. Some are easy and some are tricky, but they're all filled with Love. Have fun!!!
Valentine's Day is a great time for giving away love, and your family is the best place to start. Pick two nights during the week of Valentine's Day, and do these activities together as a family.
Boo! I Love You!
Make a pop-up Valentine for an extra special surprise. Fold a piece of red construction paper in half. Cut a 1 inch by 4 inch strip of construction paper and fold it into a cube with two open sides. Make a heart out of construction paper. Write a Valentine message on your heart. Attach your heart to the top half of the construction paper by first gluing the cube on the back of the heart. Then glue the other side of the cube to the top half of the construction paper. Draw a picture on the bottom half or cut out more hearts to finish decorating your card. Have fun!!!
Hide and Find Valentines
Cut out a set of ten hearts for each family member. Make each set a different color and assign a color to each family member. Distribute the hearts evenly, but don't give anyone their own assigned color. Write a message on each heart for each family member. Hide the hearts all over the house. Then start looking for the hearts with your assigned color. Don’t reveal to anyone else where the other hearts might be hiding. (Hiding ideas: tape to gallon of milk in refrigerator, place in Dad's briefcase, tape to steering wheel of Mom's vehicle, slip in Brother's shoe, put in Sister's backpack, etc.)
Sunday, April 15TH 5:15 - 6:45 PM Mark Your Calendars … And watch for details!
Non Profit Org. US Postage Paid Kernersville, NC Permit No. 87
Triad Baptist Church Children’s Ministry 1175 South Main Street Kernersville, NC 27284 (336) 996-7573 Ext. 104 RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED
9:15 am Gr. K-2: Kids Street Worship Pre-K/Gr. 3-5: Sunday School 10:45 am Gr. K-2: Sunday School: Pre-K/Gr. 3-5: Kids Street Worship 5:15-6:45 pm Awana Clubs “Souper-Bowl” Night 9:15 am Gr. K-2: Kids Street Worship Pre-K/Gr. 3-5: Sunday School 10:45 am Gr. K-2: Sunday School: Pre-K/Gr. 3-5: Kids Street Worship 5:15-6:45 pm Awana Clubs “Pastor & Peeps” Night 9:15 am Gr. K-2: Kids Street Worship Pre-K/Gr. 3-5: Sunday School 10:45 am Gr. K-2: Sunday School: Pre-K/Gr. 3-5: Kids Street Worship 5:15-6:45 pm Awana Clubs “Twinzieee” Night 9:15 am Gr. K-2: Kids Street Worship Pre-K/Gr. 3-5: Sunday School 10:45 am Gr. K-2: Sunday School: Pre-K/Gr. 3-5: Kids Street Worship 5:15-6:45 pm Awana Clubs “Wacky Tacky / Bad Hair” Night
12:00-5:00 pm Outreach Day for Grades K-2
6:30 pm Family Bible Study
6:30 pm 4:00 pm “Next Step” Class For Children
Family Bible Study
6:30 pm Family Bible Study
6:30 pm Family Bible Study
12:30 - 5:00 pm
Five Alive Activity for Fifth Graders (Ice Skating / Supper)
