or our God Rockz kids are listening to Bible stories, 
or our toddler class is doing crafts, 
we know just how to celebrate God's love together! Looking for a place where your kids can grow in the love and knowledge of Christ? Join us here for our various children's activities.
No, you're not seeing things. Those are our church folks in the fellowship hall, flapping their arms like doves and rocking their arms like boats. 
If you join us for our morning gathering time in between 8AM worship and Sunday School, you'll get the chance to do these actions as well as sprinkle your fingers like the rain, stomp your feet like a hippopotamus, sway your arms like a tree, and have fun as you sing praises to God.
Don't miss out on all the fun at St. James! Join us this Sunday for worship and Sunday School. All are welcome here.
At our Sunday School Rally just a few weeks ago, the adults and the church kids went head to head to determine who is smarter. 
They were posed questions including, "How many books are in the Bible?" and "Who were the two sisters that had Jesus over for dinner?" and "What color was the third horse in the book of Revelation?" 
With one question after another, the children figured out the most answers, leaving the adults in the dust. 
The kids not only won the game, but they also got to share some Krispy Kreme Doughnuts as a reward. What a fun time we had together as we celebrated the start of another Sunday School year.
They occasionally use our parking lot as a place to spot law-breakers on the run, and are hoping our sign lures them in. (There's no word yet on whether or not this plan has worked.)
We not only ate hotdogs, hamburgers, salads, and desserts, we also took time out to play some games, swim, and share a time of fellowhship together. 
The students at our church look forward to starting a new school year in the days ahead. In celebration of their last week of summer before having to pull out their notebooks and pencils, the Elementary kids gathered together for some fun crafts, games, stories, songs, and pizza.
Our Middle and High Schoolers celebrated with a car wash and a pool party. 
(Their car wash helped raise over $400 to help with funds for the National Youth Gathering that is coming up in 2009.) 
Finally, to top it all off, the students, bus drivers, teachers, cafeteria workers and administrators at our church came forward for a book bag blessing on Sunday as they prepared to go out and share God's love with others during the 2008-2009 school year. Look out, world! Here we come!
In these next few months, our congregation will be partnering with Lutheran Famiy Serivces in the Carolinas to provide a support group for soldiers who have returned from service overseas. Let's continue to pray for our troops both abroad and at home.
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