What is Children’s ministry about?
We are committed to coming alongside your family in a way that’ll help spiritually strengthen and grow your children. We believe that when kids truly experience the gospel, their hearts are transformed. Our church offers annual Summer Adventures Camps, weekly Wednesday evening AWANA clubs and Sunday morning Bible classes for your child(ren) to attend. We emphasize safety, gospel-centered teaching, and lots of fun to ensure that your child’s time is enjoyable and meaningful.
If you are interested in serving the next generation through Children’s Ministries click on the volunteer button below. If you’re a parent looking for additional resources and ways to stay connected with our AWANA clubs and Kingdom Kidz Sunday mornings we invite you to join our private Facebook group!
The Early Childhood ministry provides care during each service on Sunday morning. Early Childhood (Birth- four years old) meet in their own part of the building and have have free play, a Bible lesson, craft, and snack.
Elementary age kids (K4-fifth grade) Kids will begin the morning in the Fellowship Hall with free play and large group time before heading to their classrooms to meet and dive deeper into the morning’s Bible lesson (see pickup locations on the image below). Together we explore God’s word, memorize scripture, engage in fun activities, and sing praises to Him!
When school ends, the fun begins! Kids ages 4 years – 8th grade can explore and develop their God-given gifts and talents at one, or more, of our many camps. From horseback riding to sewing to music and drama, and many more, there is sure to be a camp for your child!
During the school year, kids ages 3 years through 5th grade are invited to join us for Awana on Wednesdays from 6:15 – 7:45 PM. Through game time, large group teaching, and small group activities, kids learn about God, memorize Scripture, and learn how to apply it to their lives on a daily basis.
Kingdom Kidz is our Sunday morning Bible program for children ages birth to fifth grade. Each week we plan fun Bible lessons and crafts for your kids to learn from and participate in. We value safety, friendships and fun each week.
Because Security is important to us and we want to minimize classroom disruptions, we have a policy to not accept check-ins 30 minutes after the start of service.
K4-Elementary begins Sunday mornings in our Fellowship Hall to play games and worship, they’re then escorted by leaders to their classrooms (we have maps at our check-in desk). Early Childhood rooms are located across from Fellowship Hall on our building’s main level. Please note: In the Summer, k4-Elementary are in The Fellowship Hall during the whole service.
All leaders and volunteers must complete a background check before serving. We require all our leaders and volunteers to go through annual training. There are always adults and staff present during Summer Adventure Camps, AWANA Clubs and Kingdom Kidz Sunday mornings. Additional safety measures are listed below.
AWANA Clubs: A safety team member is present during every club meeting. Only the main Worship Center doors remain open; all others are locked. Every child must be picked up by a parent/guardian at the end of the night.
Kingdom Kidz: For Early Childhood We have two security tags printed with each check-in. A parent or sibling (Ages 16+) can only do pick up and one security tag must be presented when picking up your child. For Elementary, a parent or sibling (ages 13+) must pick up their child at their designated classroom(s).
Medical conditions and allergies are printed at the bottom of each child’s name tag for easy reference.
For 25+ years we’ve offered summer camps for families in our church and neighboring communities to sign up for and attend. Each camp is lead by an expert volunteer. If you’re interested in learning more about this summer ministry click HERE.
Registrations open April 1, 6am each year. However, if you’re interested in leading a camp we take camp theme submissions as early as January. Please connect with our Summer Adventure Camp director, Jodi.














































