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Children's Ministries News
We will follow COVID-19 CDC guidelines in order to provide the safest environment to our kids.
We will follow COVID-19 CDC guidelines in order to provide the safest environment to our kids.
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Collide Kids Wednesday ~ 6:30-7:30pm at CGCC
Collide Kids Jr. (Ages 3-6) Stacy Hileman Lead Teacher, in the Sprouts Room Collide Kids (Gr. 1-4) Delania Link Lead Teacher, in the Activity Room Collide Middle (Gr. 5-8) Austin Young Lead Teacher, in the Blue Room Make Collide Wednesdays part of your week and part of your child's discipleship! ~~~ Collide Kids Sunday ~ during Worship Nursery Care (Newborn-3) in the Nursery Collide Kids Jr. (Ages 3-6) in the Sprouts Room Collide Kids Church (Grades 1-4) in the Activity Room Worship and lesson then apply it through crafts, games, and other fun ways to grow in Jesus. |
Classes may change at anytime due to the current COVID-19 situation. We will follow all safety orders and prioritize keeping everyone as healthy as possible. Masks must be worn correctly, social distancing guidelines will be followed, and we will remind our kids to wash hands and take care of each other.
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A message from
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"But Jesus asked the children to come to him.
Let the little children come to me, he said.
Don't keep them away. God's kingdom belongs to people like them."
Luke 18:16
Let the little children come to me, he said.
Don't keep them away. God's kingdom belongs to people like them."
Luke 18:16
See how much fun it can be to learn about God. Come Grow With Us!
From the beginning, we determined that we would be a child-friendly community. We want to pass on the faith to the next generation. Reaching this goal won't be done by doing things the same old way. The challenges are tougher. We're excited that our children's ministry is led by a creative team of people who engage the children in exciting ways.
We're blessed with unusual "classrooms" -- almost 30 acres of woods, greenhouses, gardens, a creek, and much more. We are still working to develop this site's tremendous potential.
Children also benefit by experiencing and participating in Worship, so they are always welcome to remain in the Sanctuary for the service. Much is gained by observing others in worship and life-long traditions begin to be established. Even when the kids seem to not pay attention, or you think the material is over their heads, they absorb more than we give them credit for. And, as it says in Proverbs 22:6, "Train up a child in the way he should go, And when he is old he will not depart from it."