Kids Love Epping Presbyterian Church

Kids love coming to Epping Presbyterian. We have a specialised children's program at our 9:00am Sunday services. During the week we have other activities for children from pre-school age upward.

On Sundays

During the school term our 9:00am service run a specialised children's program. After starting in church with the adults, children go to Kids Church to learn about the same part of the Bible as their parents, but in an age appropriate way. For toddlers through to the end of primary school.

Friday Club

A Friday morning play group for preschoolers and their carers. We combine free play with music and story times. A great way to meet people in the community.


If you would like to add your name to the waiting list, please click this button and give your details.   


Brigades

Epping Presbyterian is home to both Boys' and Girls' Brigades, for children 5 years and upwards. Girls' Brigade meets on Thursday nights, and Boys' Brigade on Friday nights.  Brigades seeks to develop the whole person - physical, spiritual, intellectual, and social.


Boys' and Girls' Brigades are registered providers under the NSW Government Active Kids Program.



Holiday Club

Our Holiday Club is for children in Kindergarten - Year 6. It runs during the second week of the July school holidays each year. The children enjoy 4 mornings of drama, games, cooking, craft activities and more. Kids love learning about Jesus at our Holiday Club. 


In 2020, we'll be running an 'Outback Adventures' themed Holiday Club. Registrations will be available from the beginning of term 2, 2020


If you would like more information, please contact Kelly- kelly@eppingpresbyterian.org.au

This is Kelly

Kelly Aston leads our kids ministry teams. She'd love to meet you and help you and your children find a place in our church family.

A Safe Church

At Epping Presbyterian we want our church to be a safe place for people of every age.

 

We’re committed to making sure that all our ministry leaders and volunteers are appropriately screened and trained. Not only is this the right thing to do. It's important because we serve the God who cares for and protects the vulnerable - and he calls on us to do the same. As well as the Working With Children Check our leaders also do the Presbyterian Church’s Breaking The Silence training every three years with regular refreshers in between.

 

If you ever want to talk to someone about abuse in the Presbyterian Church you can speak to J, or you can contact Jon Flood at the Conduct Protocol Unit on 9690 9325.