Armagh Baptist Church


Crèche

 

 

A Crèche runs in the Prayer Room during this time for parents with small children and babies.

Some toys are available for play
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Crèche Rota - July 2010

 

4
Cheryl Irwin
Laraine George

11

Helen Lowe

Heather Hewitt

18

Julie Gray

Christine Dougan

25
Malcolm Lowe

Christine Brownlee

 
 
 

Annual Report for 2009

Baby crèche meets every Sunday morning in the prayer room and is for babies and toddlers aged 6 months to about 3 years old. There can be anything up to about 10 babies and toddlers – it varies from Sunday to Sunday.  There are always two people looking after the babies and toddlers and the leaders operate on a rota and would be on once every three months approx.  The crèche is a facility that enables parents to enjoy our Sunday service, knowing their child is in safe hands.

We would like thank all the very willing and capable helpers on the rota, without you the crèche simply wouldn’t run.  Thanks also to all the parents who entrust their children in our care

Gen 33v5 ‘Then Esau looked up and saw the women and children “Who are these with you?” he asked.  Jacob answered “They are the children God has graciously given your servant."

Annual Report for 2008

In September 2008 we introduced a baby and toddler crèche during the main part of the church service on Sunday,for babies aged 6 months to approx 3 years of age.  The aim of the crèche is provide a safe and stimulating environment for these children, while parents can attend Church.  It is a vital part of Church life.  The number of children varies from 3-8 each week. 

We would like to thank everyone involved in crèche work, without you the crèche simply would not run.  We really do appreciate your help and support.  There is currently a team of approx 30 very willing helpers, for which we thank the Lord, and it is for His glory we work together.  Thanks also to the parents who entrust their children into our care.

James 1:17 “Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, and comes down from the Father”