Power Hour has a lectionary based programme for children aged 3 - 11 years.
Tots' Time runs for 3 - 4 year olds and is a creative teaching time which includes hands on activities, story time, song, dance and drama.
A lively programme runs for the Year 1-8 children. We are switched on to a morning of exploration and discover, fun, feelings and creativity in a kids friendly way. Surprise food is made for morning tea! Every term we set aside a session for a fun family event.
Power Hour is lots of fun for children, helpers and parents. Power Hour runs from 9:30 - 10.45 am every Sunday during school terms.
Contact Susan Connell on 568 5747
22 August
We enjoyed inviting Elisabeth Herriot as a member of the congregation to Power Hour. She shared with us a beautiful poem which she has had since she was a little girl.
15 August
Reverend Ross Scott's Argentinian bus story taught us that with our Christ Candle, Christ is our focus and Christ is with us here.
8 August
Power Hour and helpers will share about the naming of St Ronan's Church and it's link to the legend of St Ronan's and the Cleikum Ceremony .
1 August
When we explored Jesus' story of the Good Samaritan we learnt that God wants us to live by being kind and helpful to others.
6 June
The children experienced a sense of being Jesus' disciple by showing love and care for others through meaningful acts. Last week, the children took Power Hour and sharing the worship of God into the home of one of St Ronan's parishioners, Irene Young.
After the visit Irene said, "We can come every week" because she and her friend, Susan, had so much much enjoyment and fellowship.
30 May
The Big Picture Game was recently an introduction to our lesson on “Trusting in God". In categories, we thought of one thing we can trust God for, eg. WORLD – "God can fly everywhere." (John)
14 March
Lent is a special time when you can share the ideas of prayer and giving. Last Sunday the children with their parents/family shared ideas and how to bring these ideas into fruition. This morning the children and their families offer their gift idea of a Jelly Bean Prayer.
7 March
Children learned last week that they can worship God in many ways and in many places. For example: singing a grace before morning tea, praying everyday/every night, sharing, caring and helping others. Lets celebrate the children's joy in honouring and in worshipping God.
28 February
A child with an enquiring mind.: " How do you make a sacred tent?" Let's celebrate their courage to question.
At St Ronan's there is a particular solo parent family with 6 wonderful girls and boys aged 4 to 9 years and who have such open souls to be richly nourished.
As one of our well talented St Ronan's members, would you please be willing to gift one minute, literally, of whatever talent you choose, to this family after you have had your cup of tea or coffee after the church service?
All you have to do is come to the Church Hall Blue Room and choose something from the gift list to give to our lovely family, e.g. return the white board to its place, stack 7 small chairs, collect the glue pots, wash food plates and spoons, shut the windows, push a couch back. In return a lovely family will feel quite loved. And you will be blessed. From the "solo parent "with hope and trust,
Susan at Power Hour