Crenshaw Kids learning and participating in worship and our Sunday school lesson ...Doubting Thomas

 

I am so proud of these children who give their very best to love, serve and praise our sweet heavenly Father.

Look how these students are pointing to the words and trying to follow!!!!   ALL AGES!   3 years old and up!    Praise God!

I was emotional on Sunday.    Tears of joy as the children around me were trying very hard to sing along with our worship team.   Bentley had no words coming out of his mouth but the joyful noise that was coning out was his version of praising God.   It is so so special.

Sunday School learning.    Doubting Thomas was our story.    

Thomas said he wouldn't believe until he saw it for himself.     

We did a true/false activity.    We asked them how they knew something was "true"?   The answers were interesting!    But, the common denominator was "we just know", or "because someone told me and I believe" or "because I saw it".    

Jesus wants us to believe even though we have not seen.   Faith

Our adult superheroes in action!

LOVE this picture.   Momma and daughter praying 

Sweet Milo and our fearless leader Dr. Horn!

Crenshaw kids pray for their friends, family, the world, the gifts and more.   The prayer requests are so real for them.   And God is listening.

Indi was missed when the plate went by.    He walked up and placed it in after our prayer.

When we arrived at the 10:00 worship time, Raylynn and Bentley were sitting together. 

  Raylynn and Bentley have both had a turn in children's church to collect the offering.   

Raylynn whispered to me that she would like to help out if they would let her.    Bentley chimed in and said he would like to help too.   David Lee passed by us and I asked if he could use some help.   He said of course.    What a blessing it was to these children to be able to serve their Savior.  

 Many know that Bentley doesn't go too far from my side.   This was a huge milestone for him and he was so so proud of himself to be independent and feel like he was needed and trusted to do this important act of worship.    He is 3 and Raylynn is 7.    Fast forward.    In a blink they will be the future leaders.  

If you missed SS this week, here is a recap of our story.