A variety of children's ministries exist at St Luke's. All provide caring environments where children of all ages can learn about Jesus in fun-filled and creative ways at both weekly gatherings and occasional weekend camps.
Sunday School
Children's programs are run in conjunction with the 10.15am Sunday Family service during school terms. The children participate in the Church service for the first 10-15 minutes and then move out with team leaders to their own programs. Team leaders share a strong desire for children to grow in a knowledge and love of Jesus Christ through Bible teaching, craft, games, singing and group work.
Groups are:
Pre-school: Age 3-5 years
Infants: Kindergarten to year 2
Primary: School years 3 to 5
CHARGE
A co-ed group specifically designed for Year 6 - 8 children. During school terms the group meets in conjunction with the 10.15am Sunday service.
Sunday School Holiday Program
During mid-year school holidays, regular Sunday school is in recess and an alternative holiday program is available for children pre-school - year 6. Prior to the sermon during our two family services (10:15am at St Luke's and 10:00am at Miranda North Community Church), children move out with volunteers to enjoy Bible stories, games and craft.
G4J - for girls
A girls' club for Years 2 - 6 held on Thursday evenings, in the school term, starting at 6pm with a dinner program and continuing on until 8.30pm. Team leaders nurture and encourage the girls through Bible teaching, craft, games, cooking and occasional weekend camps.
SLABS - for boys
SLABS (St Luke's Anglican Boys) is a boys' club for Years 2 - 6 and meets on Thursday evenings, in the school term, starting at 6pm with a dinner program and continuing on until 8.30pm. Team leaders share a strong desire for the boys to grow through teaching from the Bible, games, activities and camps.
BATTLERS - for Boys & BATTLERETTES - for girls
These are clubs especially run for children in the transitional year 6 age and they meet on Thursday evenings, in the school term. Battlers run from 7.pm until 8.30pm and Battlerettes starts with dinner at 6pm and continue on until 8pm.
SRE (Special Religious Education)
A team of trained men and women teach Scripture in local primary and high schools each week during school terms.