Crafts at Christmas 2011

“The boys loved all the things they made and have decorated the house with them. Thank you for a very special, memorable and enjoyable afternoon and a Merry Christmas to you all and a happy New Year”
A Christingle with lighted candle
A Christingle with lighted candle

Light a candle in the darkness:
A children's craft afternoon ended with a Christingle service for the children and their parents

A Christmas crib scene, stained glass style

We don't have any stained glass in our building, but Kingfishers provided us with this crib scene to decorate our front window over the Christmas period.
The coloured lights are actually made from tissue paper, not glass, but the effect is almost as good!

Wonderful Counsellor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace: Children in FLAG drew pictures illustrating this prophecy which was made hundreds of years before Jesus' birth

Wonderful Counsellor
Mighty God
Mighty God
Everlasting Father
Prince of Peace
Prince of Peace

Toddler Club: New session times

Handprints and animals drawn on a multi-coloured background

Detail from a banner made by Toddler Club

Starting in September 2011, the former Thursday afternoon group has moved to Monday afternoons. The session times are:

  • Monday 10 am to 11.30 am
  • Monday 1 pm - 2.30 pm
  • Thursday 10 am - 11.30 am

Kingfishers: Reaching out across the generations

A group playing musical instruments

On the road: making music for older people

Children from our Kingfishers group went on a visit to the Day Centre for the elderly at Balsall Heath Church Centre.

“The Day Centre loved seeing the young people as they see so few,” explained Jacquie, who leads the group. “The young people were pleased to do their party pieces for someone else.”

Kingfishers Children's Club is for boys and girls in school years 3 to 6, and meets in the large hall on Tuesdays from 6.45 pm to 7.45 pm. Activities include football, games, crafts and more.

We ask for 60p per child (or £1 for two siblings) per session, but the first week is free, so just come along and join in.