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Fam@4

Be Firm

Sunday 21 May 4-6pm at Tuggeranong Uniting Church, 17 Comrie St, Wanniassa.

Join us for a terrific family event for young people – of all ages. There will be puzzles, crafts, activities, and worship. With lots of fun and food. We’re really looking forward to welcoming you here at TUC on the 21st.

Tuggeranong Uniting is hosting this Fam@4 event celebrating family, God and sharing a simple meal. Please join us to creatively craft some chaos, celebrate God together and share a simple meal. This is a chance for families to meet between and within congregations across the Presbytery. 

Please register by email:  youth@tuc.org.au

or ring the Church Office— Kerry Ranner
Weekdays 9-12am Phone:     6231 0488 

TUC YOUTH PROGRAM

Tuggeranong Uniting offers plenty of great activities for our young congregation members to get involved in. Each month we hold our Fam@4 youth ministry evening, which is fantastic fun for the whole family. There are activities and games for all age groups, followed by a short church service designed especially for kids. The family is then invited to join us for dinner and conversation, to give both the children and adults an opportunity to chat and build friendships over a shared meal.

As well as our monthly youth gathering, TUC’s Sundays services are also a welcoming and inclusive time for young people. Each week a children’s story and message is incorporated into our Sunday service, and a supervised area for children is provided in our church auditorium. This area has bible based activities, craft supplies, books and toys to keep children engaged and learning while their parents attend the worship service.

TUC regularly holds “Messy Church” services throughout the year that are specifically aimed for the younger members of our congregation. Our Girls’ Brigade company and the children from the congregation are encouraged to participate in the running of these services by reading prayers and scripture readings, or by taking part in short plays and dramatic readings (participation is not compulsory).