Years ago, I visited an Anglican church while visiting some friends out of town. I had just started working as the children’s director at the Anglican church I attended back home, so in addition to attending worship with the adults that Sunday morning, I spent some time following the children around to see what I could see. The children at this particular church had the traditional classrooms with the tables and chairs, circle time rug, dress-up, etc.
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Robin Jean Harris
Robin Jean Harris is a North Carolina-based writer with a background in children's ministry and music education. Her writing can be found at Theopolis and Ad Fontes, as well as at her Substack, robinjeanharris.substack.com.
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