Event: Every 1st Thursday of the Month Ante Natal Service

A church antenatal service is a program or service offered by a church or religious organization to support pregnant women and their families during the prenatal period. These services may include educational classes, counseling, and spiritual support.

The purpose of a church antenatal service is to provide holistic care for pregnant women and their families, focusing not only on their physical health but also their emotional, mental, and spiritual well-being. The services offered may vary depending on the church and its resources, but they may include:

• Prenatal classes on topics such as nutrition, exercise, childbirth, breastfeeding, and newborn care
• Counseling and support for pregnant women and their partners, including help with decision-making, coping with stress and anxiety, and preparing for parenthood
• Spiritual support and guidance, such as prayer, meditation, and pastoral counseling
• Connection with community resources, such as healthcare providers, social services, and other support groups.

Church antenatal services can be particularly beneficial for women and families who may not have access to other sources of support or who want to incorporate their faith and spirituality into their prenatal care. These services can also help to strengthen the bonds between families and the church community, providing a supportive and caring environment for expectant parents.