Welcome to “The Children’s Word,” a weekly ministry of the Orthodox Christian Network. Each week, Presvytera Alexandra Houck writes this little newsletter for young parishioners! You will find age-appropriate articles, stories, and activities in every edition. The newsletter is provided in PDF format so that you can easily download and print it, and share it with your parish, church school, homeschool, family, and friends.

Each issue includes a message on the Sunday Gospel lesson and on one of the saints for the week. You’ll also find a coloring page and other activities. It is designed for a 8.5 x 14 page, so it can be printed and folded. Visit us weekly to get the latest at your fingertips.

Click each individual Children’s Word below to access printables.

Children’s Word, April 21

Children’s Word, April 14

Children’s Word, April 7

Children’s Word, March 31

Children’s Word, March 24

Children’s Word, March 17

Children’s Word, March 10

Children’s Word, March 3

Children’s Word, February 25

Children’s Word, February 18

Children’s Word, February 11

Children’s Word, February 4

Children’s Word, January 28

Children’s Word, January 21

Children’s Word, January 14

Children’s Word, January 7

Children’s Word, December 31

Children’s Word, December 24

Children’s Word, December 17

 

Children’s Word, December 10 

Children’s Word, December 3

Children’s Word, November 26

Children’s Word, October 19

Children’s Word, November 12

Children’s Word, November 5

Children’s Word, October 29

Children’s Word, October 22

Children’s Word, October 8

Children’s Word, October 1

Children’s Word, September 24

Children’s Word, September 17

Children’s Word, September 10

Children’s Word, September 3

Children’s Word, August 27

Children’s Word, August 20

Children’s Word, August 13

Children’s Word, August 6

Children’s Word, July 30

Children’s Word, July 23

Children’s Word, July 16

Children’s Word, July 9

Children’s Word, July 2

Children’s Word, June 25

Children’s’ Word, June 18

Children’s Word, June 11

Children’s Word, June 4

Children’s Word, May 28

Children’s Word, May 21

Children’s Word, May 14

Children’s Word, May 7

Children’s Word, April 30

Children’s Word, April 16 (Pascha 2023)

Children’s Word, April 9

Children’s Word April 2

Children’s Word, March 26

Children’s Word, March 19

Children’s Word, March 12

Children’s Word, March 5

Children’s Word, February 26

Children’s Word, February 19

Children’s Word, February 12

Children’s Word February 5

Children’s Word January 29

Children’s Word January 22

Children’s Word January 15

Children’s Word, January 8

Children’s Word, January 1

Children’s Word for Holy Nativity, December 25

Children’s Word December 18

Children’s Word December 11

Children’s Word December 4

Children’s Word November 27

Children’s Word November 20

Children’s Word November 13

Children’s Word November 6

Children’s Word October 30

Children’s Word October 23

Children’s Word October 16

Children’s Word October 9

Children’s Word October 2

Children’s Word September 25

Children’s Word September 18

Children’s Word September 11

Children’s Word September 4

Children’s Word August 28

Children’s Word August 21

Children’s Word August 14

Children’s Word August 7

Children’s Word July 31

Children’s Word July24

Children’s Word July 17

Children’s Word July 10

Children’s Word July 3rd

Children’s Word, June 26th

Children’s Word, June 19th

Children’s Word, June 12th

Children’s Word, June 5th

Children’s Word, May 29th

Children’s Word, May 22nd

Children’s Word, May 15th

Children’s Word, May 8th

Children’s Word, May 1st

Children’s Word, April 24th

Children’s Word, April 17th

Children’s Word, April 10th

Children’s Word, April 3rd

Children’s Word, March 27th

Children’s Word, March 20th

Children’s Word, March 13th

Children’s Word, March 6th

 

 


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Presvytera Alexandra Houck

Presvytera Alexandra Houck created The Children's Word bulletin so children will know they are not only welcome in church, but even more, an essential part of the Church family. She hopes the weekly bulletin will be just one more way we can make kids feel at home in church. Presvytera Alexandra is a graduate of Duke University and Holy Cross Greek Orthodox School of Theology. Her husband, Fr. Jason Houck, is a priest at St. Mary's Greek Orthodox Church in Minneapolis, MN. Presvytera Alexandra and Fr. Jason have five small children: Lydia, Paul, Silas, Philip, and Sarah. Presvytera Alexandra grew up attending Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church in Asheville, North Carolina with her nine siblings.

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