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First Communion Sunday!
First Communion for Children at South Santiago Lutheran Church
SSLC offers teaching and public recognition regarding participation in Holy Communion as a milestone of faith formation. Children in First Grade, as well as older children who have yet to make their First Communion, are invited to participate in a hands-on class in the weeks leading up to First Communion with a parent/sponsor. Families with children younger than that who wish to begin instruction for their child can speak directly with one of the pastors about possible exceptions to our policy.
First Communion will be held the second Sunday after Easter at both the 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Worship Services. We are moving it from Maundy Thursday to allow families the opportunity to more easily invite and have family members who live at a distance participate in this important moment.
First Communion will be held the second Sunday after Easter at both the 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Worship Services. We are moving it from Maundy Thursday to allow families the opportunity to more easily invite and have family members who live at a distance participate in this important moment.
First Communion Instruction
First Communion Instruction usually takes place sometime during the season of Lent.
First Communion Instruction consists of 1 session. Those sessions are scheduled for 2018 as follows:
Sunday, March 31, at 11:30 am am OR Sunday, April 14, at 11:30 am.
Things You Can Do to Prepare for Instruction:
First Communion Instruction consists of 1 session. Those sessions are scheduled for 2018 as follows:
Sunday, March 31, at 11:30 am am OR Sunday, April 14, at 11:30 am.
Things You Can Do to Prepare for Instruction:
- Using whichever Bible is age-appropriate for your child(ren), read the Bible with your children, especially these stories:
- Creation—Genesis 1, especially noting HOW God creates.
- Captivity in Egypt—Exodus 1, noting especially how evil the Pharaoh is to the Hebrews
- Moses—Exodus 1-3
- The Plagues—Exodus 7-11
- The Passover—Exodus 12
- Jesus Feeds 5,000 People—Matthew 14:13-21
- The Last Supper—Matthew 26:17-35; Mark 14:12-31; Luke 22:7-23;
- What is it that is important to YOU about what happens at communion?
- What words do you hear in worship around Holy Communion that are important to your heart?
- What are some of your earliest memories about Holy Communion?
- What are some questions that YOU have about Holy Communion as an adult?
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"Let the Children Come to Me: A curriculum for Holy Communion for Households with Pre-Readers"If you can answer more "Yeses" than not from the questions above, beginning with "Is your child baptized?"...
If you would like to begin working with your child around Holy Communion even if he/she is a PRE-READER... If you have had some initial conversation with the pastor... If you are simply curious about what this looks like... HERE IS THE PRE-READER CURRICULUM WE USE HERE. 
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A curriculum for Holy Communion for Household InstructionIf you can answer more "Yeses" than not from the questions above, beginning with "Is your child baptized?"...
If you would like to begin working with your child around Holy Communion... If your child can read... If you have had some initial conversation with the pastor... If you are simply curious about what this looks like... HERE IS THE CURRICULUM WE USE HERE.
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