St Mary's Church, Dymock

Toddlers

A Children's Corner: is provided in the North Transept (left area) at the front of the church which comprises a set of shelves to house boxes of toys and craft materials and a low table and chairs suitable for young children, together with normal chairs for parents to use whilst they supervise. (Gifts of more toys always welcome). The idea is to provide an area where young children can go during each of our Services so they get to experience our worship as they grow up and parents can take part without worrying about what to do with their children when the adult Services are less engaging for them. All are welcome - the congregation support this idea and are happy to accept a degree of noise and activity whilst they get on with the Service, so please feel free to join us and make full use of the facility. (Return to top)

'Sparks'

Sparks: A group of toddlers meet every third Sunday in the secure space at the back of the church (under the tower) whilst their parents join the congregation for the morning Service. They follow a similar theme as the Service, but with material suited to their age, then join us in the church near the end of the Service to show us what they've been doing.
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Primary School

The School Assembly: is led regularly by a member of our Ministry Team and the school come into the church for festival celebrations such as Christmas, Harvest, Remembrance and end-of-term events.
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Open the Book

Open The Book: A dramatised reading of the Bible is presented at the primary school to introduce the children to the basics of Christianity and the principle Bible stories.
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Young Voices

Young Voices: (Junior Choir) meets from time to time to practice and sing for special Services such as Christmas and Easter, as well as other selected Services and occasional concerts.

They also enjoy occasional social activities together. (Return to top)

Reboot: A group for teenagers that meets every two weeks, alternately in Dymock Church and Redmarley Church. It's run for us by a local organization called 'Sportily' (click here for details about Sportily).
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