WE care about your kids
In every weekend service all children (babies through 5th grade) experience safe, age-appropriate environments where the Bible is taught in a creative and relevant way.
on your first visit
Look for the area designated for first-time families. We will meet your family, check your child into our database system, and one of our servant leaders will direct your child to their age-appropriate room. You are welcome to pre-register your family by using this link to speed up the check-in process for your arrival.
check-in process
To help keep every child safe, a parent or guardian must present the matching security tag at check-out.
Sleepers
Check-In
Print your child’s security tag.
Drop off your child in the Nursery.
Check-Out
Pick up your child in the Nursery.
Show the Servant Leader the security tag with the matching code.
Walkers Through Age 5
Check-In
Print your child’s security tag.
A parent may drop off the child at their classroom, or an Adult Servant Leader can escort the child to class.
Check-Out
Check-out takes place at the front desk.
Present your security tag to the Servant Leader.
An Adult Servant Leader will use a walkie-talkie to call for your child or will go to the classroom to get them.
The Adult Servant Leader will escort your child to the front desk.
Your child will be released after the child’s tag is confirmed to match the parent or guardian’s tag.
For safety, parents and guardians may not enter the classroom hallway during pick-up unless escorted by a coordinator.
Kindergarten Through 5th Grade
Check-In
Print your child’s security tag.
Children will be released during the service and met in the lobby by Adult Servant Leaders.
Adult Servant Leaders will escort children to their classrooms.
Check-Out
Check-out takes place at the front desk.
Present your security tag to the Servant Leader.
A Servant Leader will contact or go to your child and confirm the tag code.
Your child will be released after the tag code has been verified.
AFTER KIDS ministry
On your way home, be sure to ask your child questions like, “Who did you study about today?” and “What did you learn about the Bible?” and “What did you pray about today?”
