5th Sundays Case Study

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Hello Dec. Mayweather and Deacon Wooten,

I would like to increase Kingdom Kids church participation on 5th Sundays. I proposed that one of our older children would give an 3 minute overview of what they have learned in Kingdom Kids since the last 5th Sunday. I would like for a younger child to give the welcome. I would also like for one of the children to bless the offering.

I would love to partner with the Usher board and deacon board to establish kingdom kids ushers and Junior Deacons. The kids had been used for devotional services for all of last year in kingdom kids. The devotional before the preach word in kingdom kids includes prayer, scripture reading and overview of Sunday School. We have several children ready and are working on others. If you are in agreement with this proposal, I would like for each of your assistance in making this come to life. I would need to meet with Minister Johnny Johnson and whomever is over the deacon board.

Lastly, I want to make you all aware that Sister Delphine Baldon and Sister Natalie Hart has agreed to be assistant directors for kingdom kids. Sister Delphine is 1st assistant director and Sister Natalie Hart is 2nd assistant director. They are in charge in my absents. Bridgette and I have always used them like our right hand ladies but now we are trying to make it official. These positions would …show more content…
They all have a desire for all kids success. Hince our adopted slogan “No Child left behind.” They have and will be a great part of our children development in walking in Christ. There are many great ideas and desire that each of them have made evident that lines up with the vision that God gave me and Bridgette for Kingdom Kids and the vision that God gave Pastor for the church. There are things that we are currently trying to put in motion now that will enhance our children experience, learning and walk in Christ. (i.e. Tutorial

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