First Baptist Church Pekin Welcomes New Children's Ministries Director

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Christine Greenleaf is the new Children's Ministries Director at First Baptist Church Pekin.  She has four children, two boys and two girls, that range from 14-31 years old. She also have a grandson, 7 years old and granddaughter, 3 years old.

Besides the experience of raising four children, Christine has a little over 10 years children's ministry experience.  She believe God has given her a great desire to show the love of Jesus to children.

Christine has some pretty cool curriculum for the Children’s Ministries for the summer and for the coming fall semester.


She is looking forward to serving God and the families in our community and to help children know that God is real and He loves and cares very much for them.

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