We know that raising your child to be a follower of Jesus Christ is important to you. We want to support you with resources that assist you in this calling as a parent.
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Church Resources
Sunday Morning & Faith Resources for Families
The E-Book (for 3 year olds – 3rd Grade) contains the Bible Story, audio recording of it being read, and age-appropriate enrichment activities for use at home. It is available seasonally for Fall, Winter, and Spring semesters. The E-Book directly correlates with the Sunday School sessions each week.
If you prefer, you may download a PDF of the individual Bible Story and activities called Grace Sightings and/or listen to individual audio recordings.
Family Resources for Confirmation Class
Print a Sermon Sheet
Designed to help children ages 9 through 12 engage more fully with the sermon, download and print a sermon sheet for your child to use during worship. Copies are also available as you enter the Sanctuary. It can also serve as a family discussion guide following worship.
Safety Procedures
When your child is on the campus of our church, his or her safety is our top priority.
- Statement on Child Protection and Prevention of Child Abuse
- Read the details of our emergency procedures in the event of a fire, tornado or other unlikely emergency.
Parent Guide Blog
The Parent Guide Blog is on our website under “news.” We post events that happen in the Children’s Ministry and Sunday School. Occasionally, we find amazing articles that we find helpful for parents in faith formation within the family. When we do, we post these on our Parent Guide blog, too.
Parents are welcome to subscribe to this blog and receive a once-weekly email when a post is added.
Community Resources
From Within Ministries
Helping families flourish from the inside out.
As a ministry of First Presbyterian Church, from Within Counseling offers child, adolescent, and family counseling, as well as parent coaching and consultation to church members and staff, Oak Hill School families and faculty, and families in the greater Nashville community.