Family Ministries

Telling the Truth Starts with You

Conversations about race are happening everywhere, and by now, I'm sure that you have had some interesting conversations at your house too. Intentionally talking to kids about race is important, but you've probably figured out that having these conversations with kids of different ages can be a challenge. Read more by clicking here

Courage Over Comfort

If there could be a theme to the conversations I've had with people this week, it's that talking about race is uncomfortable. For everyone. And we are discovering that as a community and as a people of faith, that if we are truly committed to racial justice (especially those of us who are white), we cannot be deterred by fear, guilt, or plain old awkwardness. Read more by clicking here

Fellowship in Faith is back in a brand new online format! One link brings us all together for gathering time before we break out into our age-based groups. Fellowship in Faith is open for children 18 months- 5th grade.

Log in Sunday mornings 10:00am to 11:00am beginning October 4. Lessons and activities will also be recorded to access any time. Materials will be provided in resource kits that may be picked up or mailed to your home.

Register here Registration is more important than ever this year. Zoom links, resource kits, and online recordings will only be available to those who register.

Contact Kate Akerman, our Family Ministries Coordinator, with any questions at kakerman@incarnationgc.org.

Contact Kate to join: kakerman@incarnationgc.org

Young people in grades 6 through 12 are invited to join Cathedral Youth Group. This year’s activities will vary from socially distanced gatherings on the cathedral close to Zoom and other virtual events. Join us as we explore what it means to be young Christians through fellowship, games, bible study, and service.

Our Zoom kick off for youth and parents will be Sunday September 27th at 1:00pm. Be on the lookout for an email with details and links coming soon.

Confirmation is an important milestone in our spiritual lives as followers of Jesus Christ in The Episcopal Church. Young adults ages 13-16 are encouraged to discern their readiness for engaging the Catechumenate, a year-long engagement with Holy Scripture and the Episcopal tradition through study, prayer, and fellowship.

Young adults interested in applying for entrance to the Catechumenate are invited to write a formal letter of intention and to schedule a meeting with clergy as well as parents to discuss the process.

To begin the process of discerning for the Catechumenate, please contact Rev. Morgan Mercer Ladd at mladd@incarnationgc.org.