Church School Registration

St Anthony Orthodox Church School 2026/2027

Pillars of Orthodox Formation: Growing in the Faith and Life of the Church

Church School is St. Anthony version of Sunday school. We are trying out a new format this year.  The Church School will meet once a month for the duration of the school year--a total of 9 times.  

Each Church School Sunday, students will be dismissed from Divine Liturgy immediately after receiving Holy Communion (approximately 11:15am), and go to the hall to be served a snack.  After snack, they will head down to the Church School Area to say some prayers and sing a hymn as a group before separating to their respective classrooms for their lesson and activities. Children are then released to their parents at 12:30pm.  Church School lasts for approximately an hour. 

We are calling our new curriculum "Pillars of Orthodox Formation: Growing in the Faith and Life of the Church."  Each month we will focus on a "Pillar" of the Orthodox Faith.  See below for the dates, and lesson for that day.

October 11How Do We WorshipWhat are we doing when we come to church?

November 8—The Bible—What story does the Bible tell, and where do we fit into it?

December 13—Jesus—Who is Christ, and what did He come to do?

January 10—Sacraments—How does God give us His grace through the Church?

February— Prayer—How do Orthodox Christians build a relationship with God?

March 14—Theotokos & Saints—Why do we honor them?

April 11—Repentance and Spiritual Life—How do we fight sin and grow in holiness?

May 9—Pascha—What did Christ's death and Resurrection accomplish?

June 13—Christian life and mission—What does Orthodoxy look like outside the church building?

June 20—End of Church School Award Ceremony


To Register your child, please fill out this form for each school age child in your family (PreK-7th Grade). 

If you have any questions, please speak to Fr Nicholas or Presbytera Liana.
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