How Do You Behave In Church (For Kids)?
• Come to church prepared for the service. This means, at least for kids old enough to understand, to use the restroom, have a drink of water, and if appropriate, to eat a meal before entering the sanctuary, or not to chew gum during the service. Hungry or thirsty kids may have a hard time enduring the hour or longer service, and going to the bathroom can be a disruption for several people as you make your way between the pews or seats and down the aisles. • Keep reasonably still and quiet. For most church-goers, the service is a solemn event, and unwanted noise or movements can distract from it. • Dress comfortably. If it is cold outdoors, wear a jacket that can be removed before you are seated, so you are not hot and sweaty while you listen to the liturgy or message. For hot weather, especially in an unairconditioned building, avoid wearing formal attire like a suit jacket and tie unless it is required by your religious faith and beliefs. • Sit in an inconspicuous location. Sitting t
