Family and Children's Ministries
St Clements runs a number of activities that provide children with the opportunity to learn about the Bible and Jesus' love in a fun way. For more information on Children's ministries please contact the Children's Minister.
Crèche - Sunday 10am and 5pm
A crèche is run each Sunday in conjunction with the 10am and 5pm services and is for babies and toddlers from 0 to 3 years of age.
At 10am we also run a programme specially designed for 2 and 3 year olds.
Kids @ 10
Kids @ 10 is run concurrently with the 10am service each Sunday, and is for young children in two groups, 4-5 year olds and 6 & up. The children enjoy Bible stories, craft and other activities, and a light snack.
5pm Children's Church / Clem's Club
Clem's Club is run concurrently with the 5pm service each Sunday, and is for children from age 3 to school year 4. The children meet in 3 groups and enjoy Bible stories, activities and games. Clem's Club includes a light tea for the kids.
CEBS
CEBS is a great place to be on a Friday night from 6.00 to 7.30pm during school term. It is a group where boys in years 1 - 4 can make new friends, play heaps of games and have an excellent time while learning more about Jesus and what it means to follow him.
Each week the boys do different activities designed specifically for their age group and aimed at having heaps of fun. There are occasional outings and the annual Father and Son Camp.
CEBS meets in the Lower Hall (off Shadforth Street).
Girls' Club
Girls' Club is for girls in years 1 - 4 and meets each Friday night during school term from 6.00 to 7.30pm in the St Clement's Upper Hall (off Raglan St). Activities include games, music, art and craft, sport, cooking and drama as well as learning more about Jesus.
There are special activity nights during the year such as a video night, slumber party, quiz night, picnic, putt-putt golf and lots more!
Mums@10 Group
St Clement's Mums@10 Group is for mums and their 0 - 3 year olds. Groups meet on Monday or Friday mornings between 10am and 12 noon during school terms. They are co-ordinated by people who attend St Clement's (usually mothers themselves). During the two hour morning session the children have access to painting, craft, free play with the wide range of toys, morning tea and songs.
During the year special events are arranged, such as Kindifarm, guest speakers, picnics, dinners for the mums and visits by the Fire Brigade.
School Scripture
Every Wednesday morning a number of St Clement's members can be found at Mosman Public School, teaching the Bible to approximately 380 protestant children. These are the children whose parents have elected for them to be included in a subject called "Special Religious Education". We are privileged to be able to spend half an hour every week sharing the gospel message with these children.