Children
Our goal is to aid you in helping your child to trust in and depend upon God in every aspect of their life.
We provide a nursery for children birth – K4 for all gatherings which includes Sunday mornings from 9:15am-12:15pm and Wednesday night from 6-7:15p, as well as, other events such as concerts, fellowships, Bible studies and more.
For children K5-5th grade, we provide each child with opportunities to grow in their relationship with Jesus through interactive Bible study, fun family activities and ways to expand your child’s God-given talents and abilities. We offer music, camps, and more, in addition to, Sunday morning and Wednesday night activities.
On Sunday mornings at 10:30am during worship, children grades 1st-5th join in corporate worship in the Sanctuary. After the worship music, the children will return to the Children’s building for Children’s Church. You may register your child for Children’s Church at the Welcome Center.
Join us June 9-13, 2025 from 6:00-8:30pm. Click the image below to register. Pre-K3 (must be 3 years old by June 1) to 5th grade completed.
July 14-18, 2025 at Beech Haven Church-Athens, GA
Day camp for students who have completed ages K5-8th grade
Transportation: provided to Beech Haven or parent drop-off at Beech Haven
Click logo above to register.
Our Preschool/Children activities meet on Wednesdays at 6:00-8:00 pm during the school year. You can register your child for an AWANA Club here. What club will your child be in? “Puggles” are 2 year olds, “Cubbies” are 3 & 4 year olds, “Sparks” are K5-2nd grades, and “Truth & Training” are 3rd-5th grades.AWANA Registration
What is AWANA? it is a world-wide nonprofit ministry focused on providing Bible-based evangelism and discipleship opportunities for ages 2 years old-5th. As the global leader in child and youth discipleship, AWANA gives children the opportunity to know, love, and serve Jesus no matter their background. Watch this video for more information. AWANA
KIDS’ MISSION TIME
with the Dove family, missionaries to Norway.
