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Children Lead Church Service in Troy

By Jenny Chapman, February 03, 2017

The future of our church is in the hands of our children. Teaching them at a young age to love and honor God with their words and actions should be one of our greatest goals as a church family. Getting them involved in the church strengthens their belief and shows them how to live their faith.

The Troy (Idaho) Church invited the children to lead during their Oct. 8, 2016, Children's Church service. The children participated in each aspect of the service from collecting offering and leading song service to speaking to the congregation. The children were so happy to share their faith and be of service. It's such a blessing to see our children take part in bringing glory to God.

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Featured in: January 2017

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Jenny Chapman

Troy Church member
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Upper Columbia Conference

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