Children's Ministry
Equipping families with the necessary tools and support so that, together, they can grow in their relationship with God
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We desire for families to learn together in these 3 WAYS:
GO and share their faith with others
LOVE the Lord with all their heart, soul, mind & strength
LIVE in freedom while loving and serving others
EARLY CHILDHOOD
Nursery, Toddlers & Preschool
10:30AM
Nursery: Birth - 24 months
Saplings: 2-3 years
Lil' Oaks: 3-4 years (2 years from Kindergarten)
Mighty Maples: 4-5 years (1 year from Kindergarten)
Kids are checked in and then dropped off in their appropriate classroom. The First Look Curriculum is designed for babies through 5-years. Through age appropriate activities, children are building their spiritual foundation so that by the time they graduate to Kindergarten they know these three basic truths: God made me, God loves me and Jesus wants to be my friend forever.
ELEMENTARY
K-5th grade
10:30AM | K-5th Grade
His Kids Church
After kids check-in, they can sit with their families for worship in the beginning of the service. The kids are then dismissed from worship for Large and Small Group Lessons. Our curriculum, 252 Basics is based on one of three basic, but powerful truths modeled by Jesus in Luke 2:52: wisdom - I need to make the wise choice, faith - I can trust God no matter what, and friendship - I should treat others the way I want to be treated.
Family Resources
At Home Experiences (Video Lessons)
Orange Sunday At Home Experiences, are available on the Parent Cue YouTube channel every Sunday morning at
8:00 am Eastern Time!
Kids’ music filled with fun and faith to shape character and voice a heart of worship.
RightNow Media has videos for everyone in your family on a variety of topics like marriage, parenting, personal finances, mental health, and more. There’s even a library just for kids with over 2,000 safe, entertaining videos. RightNow Media has a free app that’s available on all major streaming devices so you and your family can access content anywhere, anytime.
