Children & Family
Parenting is an important job. You want to get it right and we want to help!
Huron River Methodist is preparing children for the road ahead.
Your children will learn that God loves them, they can trust him no matter what, and they should love others like Jesus loves them.
Explore the ways to connect with us below.
What's Happening in Children & Family
Classes are available to all children, members and visitors alike. We will learn about God's plan of redemption from the Bible.
Classes and events are the primary way the church supports families with ideas
for fun spiritually forming times in everyday life.
Summer programming for children and families.
Midweek Programming
Tuesday thru Friday |
8:45 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Designed for children 1 to 4 years old. Our objective is to provide a loving, Christian developmentally appropriate atmosphere for your child.
Parenting Bible Study
Rotating Mondays & Thursdays |
8:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Faith & Fatherhood is a group for young dads to help in the spiritual development of children.
Faithful Mamas is a Bible Study for moms with children birth through elementary.
Wednesdays | 9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
A casual time for Mom's to gather and connect while children play. During nice weather please meet on playground. On cold/bad weather days please meet in the Den - toys will be available for children and coffee Keurig for Moms!
Meet Our Children and Family Pastor
Denise Kasischke
Pastor of Children and Family Ministry
I oversee faith formation of children birth - 5th grade which includes programming for children birth - 5th grade and support and education for parents and families of this same age group. I also work with long range planning as part of the Ministry Lead team of Pastors. I love the variety of opportunities to work with people of all ages in multiple settings. There is never a dull moment growing faith in Jesus! I also love the people who attend and their stories.
Fun Fact: I climbed Mt. Whitney (highest peak in the continuous US 14,505ft.) in one day.
