There are some life lessons that we pass down from generation to generation. We pass down catch phrases and recipes. We pass down habits and stories. We pass down favorite sports teams and sage life advice. And when it comes to our faith, we have to do the same.

So what is it that we want the next generation to know? What do we want them to know about God? What do we want them to know about community? What do we want the children to know about Second Presbyterian Church?

This stewardship season, we will reflect on some of the most important lessons our faith bestows upon us – lessons of love, justice, belonging and hope. And as we do, we will pass those lessons of love on. Together, we will look towards the next generation with hope in our hearts. And together, we will pay it forward.

So what would you tell the children?
How about, “We’re glad you’re here.”
How about, “You are loved by God.”
How about, “We are with you.”

What do you want the next generation to know?

"The church is a living, breathing family, dedicated to making our world better by following Christ’s example.” - Mary Corneil

“Volunteer. Your heart and money will follow.” - Martin Orr

“Second Presbyterian is ever-changing, but God’s faithfulness remains the same.” - Susan Krusemark

“The church family is special and unlike any other family. It is a chance to be in community with people of all ages through the seasons of life together, anchored and sustained by the love of God and love for one another. We all long to belong, and the church family gives everyone a place to truly belong and be fully loved." - Brian and Merrill Myers

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