We have created this resource that provides an overview of what we are currently offering for families. It includes suggestions and encouragements for how to do Sunday worship, links to our Gospel Project Curriculum, links to Grades 1-5 Sunday evening Zoom meetings, and other resources. If you have a need during this time, don’t hesitate to reach out!
Redemption Kids is open to children birth through 5th grade. We are ready to receive children 15 minutes before the start of the service. Children birth through 3 years old are welcome to remain in Redemption Kids for the entire service. Children 4 years old through 5th grade start out in the service and are dismissed before the sermon each week. Even though these older kids start out in the service, we encourage families to still check their children in at the beginning of each service. All Redemption Kids volunteers are background checked, interviewed and trained.
Available anytime during the service, but you're welcome to start them out in the service with you.
This room is equipped to provide a wide range of activities for babies: swinging, rocking, tummy time, sitting, and crawling. Age appropriate toys are also provided for playtime!
Available anytime during the service, but you're welcome to start them out in the service with you.
Each week our toddlers are taught a lesson from the Gospel Project curriculum, which uses Bible stories, activities, and songs. Children are also provided a gluten, nut, soy and dairy free snack.
These kids start out in the service and are dismissed prior to the sermon.
Each week our preschoolers and kindergartners are taught a lesson from the Gospel Project curriculum, which uses Bible stories, activities, and songs. Children are also provided a gluten, nut, soy and dairy free snack.
These kids start out in the service and are dismissed prior to the sermon.
Our Elementary age kids go deeper into stories from the Bible using the Gospel Project curriculum through singing, Scripture memory, Bible texts, and crafts.
God has given parents the awesome privilege and responsibility to pass the gospel message to their children. As you take opportunities to share the riches of Christ with your family, we as a church would like to come alongside you in stimulating, supplementing, and reinforcing your efforts. This Family Discipleship Guide is intended to provide you with ideas of different ways that you, as your child’s primary mentor, can help your child grow and thrive in areas of worship, prayer, reading God’s word, and fulfilling the Great Commission.
Each Sunday we teach from the curriculum Gospel Project. Follow along and engage your children with the things they learned at Redemption Kids.
We compiled a list of our favorite bibles for kids, books, and blogs that reinforce Biblical truths as you seek to train your children in the things of God:
Several times a year we offer an opportunity for parents to vow to raise their children in the ways of the Lord. We believe that parents have been given the primary responsibility in raising their child(ren) in the ways of the Lord and this service gives parents an opportunity to publicly vow to raise their child(ren) this way and to seek the churches help in service and prayer to this end. If you are interested, please attend our next Interest Meeting.