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​Virtual Arts
​Camp (2020)



​We miss you and your little ones! You can see in these photos just how much fun we have when we get together to learn about God and be creative. Even though we can't get together in the same physical place right now, we can still get together digitally! We are offering an exciting new program that we're calling Arts Camp, which will give us an opportunity to learn about God while we do fun, artsy projects.  This program has been designed for 1st-5th graders, but it's possible for children as young as 4 to participate if their parents/guardians involve themselves in a more direct fashion. We're excited and hope you are, too! Sign up today!

​This program is FREE for anyone who registers! But, we have a 65-kid limit for each of the tracks, so make sure you sign up before they're full!

Even though this program is made available free of charge, we can only accomplish ministries like this with your help. You can make a difference in a child's life by giving to Trinity or remembering us in your will. Your support gives children in Saint Peter and the surrounding communities access to God-grounded, Spirit-driven, and Christ-centered programs like this Arts Camp. Thank you!
We have FIVE different mini-camps that kids can sign up for, each at a different time on different days. Check out the registration form for more info about each:
  • STORYTELLING (July 21, 22, & 23 @ 9:30am-11:30am)
  • LUNCH & PRAYER (July 21, 22, & 23 @ 12:00pm-2:00pm)
  • DIY BAND (July 28 @ 2:00pm-4:30pm)
  • FANTASY SAFARI (July 29 @ 2:00pm-4:30pm)
  • FRIENDLY NEIGHBORHOOD (July 30 @ 2:00pm-4:30pm)


​We've got it covered! Everything your child(ren) will need is at the church. When you register, you'll be invited to call the church and set up a time to pick up the materials. Everything from scissors to paper, from markers to pencils, from clay to white boards—we've got it all set aside for you. :)

​You'll notice in the registration form that we are requiring an adult be physically present with the children during their mini-camp hours. This is so that they can help with projects and keep an eye out for their safety. Unlike in-person events, Trinity can provide any sort of physical or mental care for participants, even informally. However, each mini-camp will break into small groups, and each small group will include an adult leader who has been trained to lead the various projects and navigate the Zoom program.