Babies - Birth-15 months (9:00 & 10:45am)

This classroom is calm and "homey." Three volunteers are scheduled per service. Volunteer duties include: greeting parents and babies, registering visitors, diapering babies, holding babies, rocking babies, playing with babies, and paging the parent when a baby is inconsolable.

Tiny Tots - 15 months-3 years (9:00 & 10.45am)

This classroom is active and personal. The number of tots fluctuates. Three volunteers are scheduled per service. Volunteer duties may include: greeting parents and children, taking attendance, registering visitors, playing with children, reading with children, serving a snack (juice, sippy cups, and crackers are on top shelf in the classroom), changing diapers, and paging the parent when necessary.

Preschool - 3-5 years (9:00am & 10:45am)

This classroom is a creative and lively. The number of children is between 12-15 range. and is staffed by a lead teacher who plans and leads the lesson along with three helpers. Volunteer duties include: greeting families and children at the door, filling out a registration card for new/visiting children, taking attendance, assisting lead teacher with craft and story time, passing out snack, helping children to the restroom, playing with children, and paging the parent if necessary.

Sunday School Classes - K-5th grade (9:00am)

Each class is led by a teacher and an assistant. Volunteer duties include: greeting parents and children, helping with crafts, supervising children, assisting with snack time, and spending time with children. Praying for the children is an important part of the Sunday School ministry.

Spring Musical

Each January we welcome our 3rd–8th graders to join us in preparing for our Spring musical with a performance in late March or early April. Adults, youth and college students lead this dynamic ministry of dance, song and drama. Saturday evening and Sunday morning performances are a tangible way for young folk to minister to the church family and the greater Ithaca community.

This activity begins with play selection, assigning parts, and rehearsing early in the new year. The children present the play early in the spring. A Saturday evening performance is held for visitors from the community, and is also presented on Sunday morning. Volunteers assist with supervision, costumes, set design, snacks, programs, and a pizza party on opening night.