SS Kids Rocks Hosts After-School Program with Easter Play Costumes

By Gwen Posted Oct 26, 2026 at 5:48 PM
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ACTORS IN THE Marlinton United Methodist Church after-school program, Kids Rock, show off the costumes from an Easter play the group presented Palm Sunday. First row, from left: Ally Ramsey, Rachel Felton and Evan Hamrick. Second row, from left: Riley Pollack, Tailor Hoke, Bailey Barrett, Kailynn Dean, Ella Woodhouse, Kimberly Underwood, Jaryd Friel and Ethan Hamrick. Third row, from left: Elizabeth Smithson, Edmond Akers and Micayla Bryant. S. Stewart photo

The after-school program at Marlinton United Methodist Church, known as Kids Rock, recently showcased costumes from an Easter play performed during Palm Sunday. The event provided children with an opportunity to engage in creative expression and spiritual learning through a community-based activity.

The program, which focuses on youth development and community engagement, has been a consistent part of the church’s outreach efforts. By incorporating elements of faith and creativity, Kids Rock aims to foster a sense of belonging and purpose among participants.

The Easter play served as a platform for the children to explore biblical stories in a hands-on manner. Through costume creation and performance, the students were able to connect with the narrative of redemption and resurrection in a tangible way.

The involvement of parents and church members in the production highlights the collaborative nature of the program. Such partnerships are essential in creating a supportive environment where children can grow both spiritually and personally.

The event also emphasized the importance of community service and neighborly love. By bringing together families and volunteers, the church continues to demonstrate its commitment to serving the local community through practical and meaningful activities.

The costumes, which were displayed after the performance, reflected the creativity and dedication of the participants. Each piece was crafted with care, symbolizing the effort and joy invested in the project.

The program exemplifies the church’s dedication to nurturing the next generation through faith-based education and community involvement. By providing opportunities for artistic and spiritual growth, Kids Rock contributes to the broader mission of serving others with compassion and integrity.

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