Little Saints, Big Lessons: Children's Sermons from St. Peter's Episcopal Church

Join us for a joyful and meaningful children’s sermon where we talk about the special ways we *see* God’s love in church — through baptism, communion, and the sacraments!This week, we celebrate a baptism and get ready for communion, while exploring how sacraments are outward signs of God’s inward grace — visible reminders that God’s love is always moving in us and around us.Perfect for young children and families learning about the beautiful rituals of faith, this short sermon helps kids connect everyday moments at church with the deeper love of God.📖 Theme: Sacraments (Baptism & Communion)📍 From St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, Del Mar✨ Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more children’s messages each week!

In this short but powerful children's sermon, we explore a BIG question: *Can we really tell God when we're upset?* The answer is YES—and the Psalms show us how!💡 In this video, kids will:* Learn what a Psalm is (spoiler: it's a kind of song 🎶)* Hear some strong, honest words from Psalm 77* Discover that it's *okay to feel sad, upset, or even speechless** Know that God can handle all our emotions—no matter how big!Whether you're a parent, Sunday school teacher, or just looking to share God’s love with the children in your life, this message reminds all of us (grown-ups too!) that God is *always listening*—even when words are hard to find.🧡 “I cry aloud to God…” —Psalm 77🗣️ Let’s teach kids that it’s okay to *pray with all our feelings.*📌 Watch, sing, and share the love!#KidsSermon #Psalm77 #GodListens #ChildrenAndFaith #BigFeelingsLittleHearts #EpiscopalChurch #SundaySchool #FaithForKids

In this special children’s sermon for Juneteenth, we talk about freedom, equality, and God’s big love for everyone. Mother Paige helps the kids understand what Juneteenth celebrates—the day when the last enslaved people in Texas finally learned they were free. We also hear how the Bible reminds us that there is no longer "slave or free... but all are one in Christ Jesus."Through a gentle conversation and a joyful song, the kids are invited to bring God’s love into the world—especially to those who need kindness, support, and peace.🎶 Song: “I’ve Got Peace Like a River”🕊️ Theme: Liberation, Love, and Listening to the Spirit📖 Scripture: Galatians 3:28, Luke 8Whether you're a parent, teacher, or kid at heart, this short message is a great way to share the hope of Juneteenth and the promise that God’s love is for everyone.

In this joyful and heartfelt children's sermon, we explore what it means to delight in the beautiful world God has made. Inspired by the words of Proverbs 8 — “I was daily his delight… rejoicing in his inhabited world and delighting in the human race” — we invite kids to name the people, places, and simple joys that make them smile, laugh, and dance with gratitude.From tasty food to sunshine and oceans, from moms and dads to playful pets, this message helps children recognize God's gifts and respond with joyful thanks. It’s a reminder for all ages that noticing the good and saying “thank you, God” is part of living a life of faith.🌿 Ideal for families, children’s ministry leaders, and anyone who wants to nurture gratitude and wonder in young hearts.💬 What brings you delight? Let us know in the comments!

Welcome to this joyful and heartwarming children's sermon for Pentecost Sunday!Join us as we gather the youngest members of our church family to explore what makes Pentecost such a special day. Just like a birthday party, Pentecost is a celebration—one filled with love, gifts, and a very important message: **God loves you.**Through playful questions and a sing-along of *“Jesus Loves Me,”* we help kids understand the gift of the Holy Spirit and how it brings us all together in God’s love. Whether you're worshiping at home or in church, there's room for *everybody* in this celebration.✨ In this video:* What Pentecost is all about* Why it's like a birthday party* The greatest gift we can receive* A sweet and simple reminder that Jesus loves YOU👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Perfect for families, Sunday School, and anyone who wants to see the Holy Spirit at work in the hearts of children.🔔 Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more children's messages and uplifting content from St. Peter's Episcopal Church.\#Pentecost #ChildrensSermon #JesusLovesMe #HolySpirit #FaithForKids #StPetersDelMar #EpiscopalChurch #FamilyWorship

In this heartwarming and engaging children’s sermon, Madeline Polhill returns to St. Peter’s to share a powerful message about the Feast of the Ascension. With curiosity, laughter, and simple truth, she invites young hearts to wonder: *Where did Jesus go?*Together, they discover that “ascension” means going up—and that Jesus, after living a full human life on Earth, rose to heaven. But even more importantly, they explore what that means for us today.Even though Jesus is no longer walking beside us like he did with his disciples, he showed us exactly how to live: with love, kindness, and courage. And now *we* get to follow his example here on Earth.📖 Perfect for kids, families, and anyone curious about this special day in the Church year.🎶 Includes joyful singing and a welcoming invitation to be part of the community.👉 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more inspiring moments from St. Peter’s!

This joyful and heartfelt children’s sermon celebrates the baptism of baby Owen, inviting kids into the wonder of what it means to belong to God’s family. With warmth, laughter, and gentle teaching, the children are guided to see baptism as more than a ritual—it’s a *sacrament*, a permanent sign that we are connected to Jesus and one another, forever.The sermon weaves together the words of Revelation, the promises of the baptismal covenant, and the symbols of oil and water to explain God’s invisible grace in ways little ones can understand. Children reflect on the meaning of being “marked with the cross” and joyfully affirm that everything we do in our faith journey, we do *with God’s help*.As a touching conclusion, the children speak directly to baby Owen—imagining him watching this moment years from now—and share words of love, welcome, and timeless truth: “You are connected with God forever.” Then, with big smiles and full hearts, the whole group lifts their voices in a joyful Alleluia just for Owen.This is a baptism day to remember—one full of sacred mystery, community love, and the unshakable truth that God is with us, always.

In this week's children’s sermon, Mother Paige shares the joy of baptism and the unbreakable love of God. As she introduces Reese, who is being baptized, she explains the powerful message from the Gospel: that Jesus, our Good Shepherd, promises no one can ever take us away from God’s love. With a playful example of permanent markers, Mother Paige shows how baptism marks us as Christ’s own forever—through the good days and the crummy ones. Whether you're a parent, Sunday school teacher, or simply looking for a meaningful message for kids, this short sermon is a beautiful reminder of God's never-ending love.

Did you know that in Jesus’ time, people believed there were only 153 kinds of people in the world? When the disciples caught 153 fish in an unbroken net, it became a powerful symbol of God's love: strong enough, wide enough, and deep enough to hold everyone—no matter who they are.Mother Paige invites us to think about how we can share that love in our daily lives—especially by caring for those who feel left out, lonely, or sad. Jesus calls us to follow him by being love in action. ❤️Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share this message of God’s abundant love! 💫

On the second Sunday of Easter, Mother Paige helps us explore the meaning of the Easter season and the story of the disciples on the road to Emmaus. Together, we reflect on how Jesus was made known not in grand moments, but in the simple act of breaking bread—just like in communion. Kids are reminded that Jesus meets us even in our sadness, bringing healing and love. Watch as we discover how we can carry that love into the world and be the broken body of Christ, blessed and given for others. And stick around for a fun Easter song full of alleluias, led by our music director, Mr. Adam!#ChildrensSermon #EasterSeason #Emmaus #BreakingBread #JesusLove #StPetersDelMar #KidsChurch #EpiscopalChurch #Hallelujahs #FaithForKids