For children and families

A firm Christian foundation for every child.

Children Ministry helps children grow in a living relationship with Jesus through teaching, mentorship and capacity building.

Demonstration photograph of Kenyan Anglican volunteers serving in a community outreach setting — Demonstration image · not a depiction of a named diocesan event

Purpose and people

A ministry shaped for real life.

Why it exists

The Diocese identifies Children Ministry as a strategic ministry focused on a firm Christian foundation, appropriate curriculum, trained workers and support for children as they grow in faith and fullness of life.

Who it serves

The official page describes two arms: Sunday School for ages 0–15, and Boys' Brigade and Girls' Brigade for ages 0–19. It also documents a Teens Ministry transition group for mostly 13–18-year-olds.

In practice

Ways this ministry takes shape.

01Sunday School and follow-up forums
02Boys' and Girls' Brigade
03Children's teaching and mentorship
04Teacher training
05Conferences and workshops
06Camps and parish mentorship

Take part

Start where you are.

Start with a parish Sunday School, Brigade or children worker. The Diocese's official page also identifies teacher training and child-protection work as important development areas.

Find a church Read the official Children Ministry page

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