In an effort to keep you and your family safe during the COVID-19 pandemic, we are currently meeting online only. Our Children’s Ministry is dedicated to continuing to provide resources and materials to not only minister to your kids but to equip you, the parents, to spiritually guide your family.
Making Space for Jesus to shape children together in God’s Love
WORSHIP AS A FAMILY
We know that this time away from our regular routines is hard on your family. We’re created and curated these resources to help you point your children to Jesus on a Sunday or any day!
Partnering with Parents
We believe that discipleship happens in the ordinary day to day routines and rhythms of your family. We want to partner with you as a guide, giving you what you need to raise healthy, happy, lifelong disciples of Jesus.
About StarKids
We have a large and vibrant Children’s Ministry that values the joy and exuberance that children bring to our church family. StarKids are in age divided classrooms from 15 months to grade 5. Each room provides developmentally appropriate teaching, worship and of course, a lot of fun and silliness! Teachers and volunteers go through a 3 part screening and interview process as well as yearly training and regular skill building.
It is our prayer that your kids will come to know the great big story of God’s plan for redemption, the love that Jesus has for them and find out their part in his mission!
Nurturing kids toward being lifelong followers of Jesus
INFANTS
(0-14 MTHS)
We love them, but they stay with parents and learn that church is a happy place to be.
TODDLERS
(15-36 MTHS)
Lots of playing, singing and always a snack.
EARLY LEARNERS
(3 YRS TO JK)
Active story telling, bouncy worship and a camel friend named Humphrey.
PRIMARY
(SK TO GRADE 3)
Activity and sensory based learning with opportunities to interact in large and small group settings.
JUNIOR
(GRADES 4 & 5)
Making friends, answering big questions and digging deeper into their bibles.
SIDEKICKS
(CLASSROOM SUPPORT)
Providing in classroom support to children with special needs so that they can be a part of everything we do in all our classrooms.
