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St. Andrew's Christian Education

The purpose of St. Andrew’s Sunday School is to bring the children of the church together to learn about Jesus and his life; to help them understand the bible by bridging everyday events with biblical events. We also want to encourage them to be the caring individuals Jesus wants each of us to be.

The job of the Christian mentors is to create a comfortable and secure setting which fosters a sense of community among the children and allows the children to blossom


Pre-K /Kindergarten,
Mentor – Mrs. Stacy McBride

Primary -1st and 2nd Grade
Mentor – Mrs. Beth Parker and Mrs. Diane Biglin

Intermediate -Grades 3rd thru 5th
Mentors – Ms. Katrina Biglin and Mr. Miles Parker

Youth – Grades 6th thru 8h
Mentor – Mrs. JoAnne Jones

High School – Grades 9th thru 12th
Mentor – Vanessa Jago Meredith


Sunday School classes meet each Sunday expect on Youth Service Sunday’s (Oct 4, January 3, March 7, and May 2)

The Sunday school is implementing some new changes regarding Sunday school start and end time this year. The children will be with their families during the beginning of the 10am service. Teachers will also be in the congregation. We have decided to do this because it allows the children to be with their families for the first part of the service. We will then be dismissed right before the Homily (by the acolytes coming down from the altar during the singing of the selected hymn. As the acolytes go down the middle of the church towards the back of the church, the children are to leave their pews and follow behind them to be lead downstairs to Sunday school). They will then come back up before the start of Communion. This is all going to be done with the knowledge that there may be kinks to work out as this new practice begins. We hope that this change will work out better for everyone.


St. Andrew’s Sunday School Curriculum: “Living the Good News”
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