There’s something for children and young people every week at St Paul’s. Whether it’s Sunday Worship, adventure with Boys’ Brigade & Girls' Association, or singing together on a Friday evening at our Young People's Singing Group, we want every child to know they are loved, valued and encouraged to grow in faith.
Sundays | King's Kids
Every Sunday during our 10:30am service (except All Age Services)
King’s Kids is our Sunday programme for children, with a crèche and two age-appropriate groups. We begin the service together before the children head out for stories, games, crafts, prayer and Bible teaching.
Our aim is simple: to help children discover Jesus in a way that is engaging, creative and fun. We want every child to feel welcome, build lasting friendships, and grow in a faith they can live out every day.
Mondays | 1st Crawley Boys’ Brigade & Girls’ Association
Mondays, 6:30–8:00pm
We’re proud to be part of The Boys’ Brigade, a Christian uniformed organisation that has been helping young people learn, grow and discover for generations.
Monday evenings are packed with fun and friendship, including outdoor activities, sports, games, music, crafts and challenges. As well as learning new skills and building confidence, young people are encouraged to take responsibility and make a positive difference in their communities.
Groups for every age:
- Anchors: 5–8 years
- Juniors: 8–11 years
- Company: 11–14 years
- Seniors: 14–18 years
Fridays | Young People’s Singing Group (YSPG)
Ages 6–16 | Fridays, 6:45–8:00pm
If your child loves singing, they’ll feel right at home! YSPG is a friendly group where children and young people learn and practise Christian songs together in a relaxed and encouraging atmosphere.
The group regularly sings during Sunday Worship and at special services throughout the year, and new members are always welcome.
For more information, email ask.stpauls@gmail.com.
Safeguarding
Your child’s safety and wellbeing are very important to us. All of our children’s and youth groups are led by trained leaders, with at least two adults present at every session.
St Paul’s follows the Methodist Church’s Safeguarding Policy. All leaders and helpers receive Safeguarding and Child Protection training and are DBS checked, with checks renewed at the appropriate intervals.