Children & Youth
Children & Youth
Faith Church offers safe, welcoming, and age-appropriate opportunities for children and young people to explore faith, build friendships, ask questions, and discover how they can make a difference.
Whether your family is visiting for the first time or has been part of our church for years, your children are welcome here
Children’s Ministry
Faith, Friendship and Fun
Our Children’s Ministry helps children experience God’s love through Bible stories, music, creative activities, prayer, and service. Programs are designed to encourage curiosity, kindness, and a growing connection to the church community.
Children are welcome to participate at their own comfort level. No previous church experience is needed.
Sunday Children’s Program
Children begin the morning with their families in worship before gathering for an age-appropriate lesson and activity. A typical Sunday may include:
- An engaging Bible story
- Music and movement
- Crafts or hands-on activities
- Prayer and reflection
- Games and conversation
- Simple service projects
Parents and caregivers are always welcome to observe or keep their children with them during worship.
Sundays at 10:15 AM
Special Activities
Throughout the year, children and families are invited to seasonal and community events such as:
- Vacation Bible School
- Family activity days
- Christmas and Easter programs
- Community service projects
- Blessing of the backpacks
- Intergenerational worship
- Family fellowship gatherings
Youth Ministry
A Place to Belong
Faith Church Youth Ministry provides a supportive community where middle and high school students can be themselves, form meaningful friendships, explore faith, and serve others.
We welcome questions and encourage young people to connect their faith with the choices, challenges, and opportunities they experience every day.
Youth Gatherings
Children begin the morning with their families in worship before gathering for an age-appropriate lesson and activity. A typical Sunday may include:
- Shared meals and fellowship
- Games and group activities
- Faith-based discussions
- Prayer and reflection
- Community service
- Special outings and retreats
Friends are always welcome. Students do not need to be members of Faith Church to participate.
Sundays at 5:30 PM
Service and Leadership
Young people are encouraged to take an active role in church and community life. Opportunities may include:
- Assisting with worship and livestreaming
- Supporting community meals
- Participating in food and supply drives
- Helping with younger children
- Planning youth-led worship
- Joining local service projects
Nursery & Childcare
Care for Our Youngest Members
A staffed nursery is available during Sunday worship for infants and toddlers. Children receive attentive care in a clean, welcoming environment while parents and caregivers participate in the service.
Families are also welcome to keep young children with them in the sanctuary. Quiet activity materials are available, and parents may enter or leave the worship space whenever needed..
What to Bring
Parents and caregivers may wish to bring:
- Diapers and wipes
- A labeled bottle or cup
- A change of clothing
- Any comfort item the child may need
- Written instructions regarding allergies or special needs
All personal items should be clearly labeled.
Check-In and Pickup
Please arrive 10–15 minutes before worship for check-in. Parents and caregivers will provide current contact information and note any allergies, accessibility needs, or care instructions.
Children are released only to the approved adult holding the corresponding pickup information.
Parent Resources
Supporting Families
Parents and caregivers play an essential role in nurturing a child’s faith. Faith Church provides resources and opportunities to help families explore faith together at home and in the community.
Resources may include:
- Family Prayer Guides
- Age-appropriate Bible recommendations
- At-home activities
- Seasonal devotionals
- Parenting workshops
- Faith and family discussion prompts
- Support groups for parents and caregivers
- Information about local family services
Support and Pastoral Care
Families experience many joyful moments—and sometimes difficult seasons. Our pastors and ministry leaders are available to listen, pray, and connect families with helpful church or community resources.
Safety and Inclusion
The safety and well-being of every child and young person are central to our ministry. Faith Church follows established child-protection policies and appropriate supervision practices. These practices include:
- Volunteer applications and screening
- Background checks where required
- Child-safety training
- Age-appropriate supervision ratios
- Secure check-in and pickup procedures
- Allergy and emergency information
- Clear communication with parents
- Incident-reporting procedures
We seek to accommodate children and young people with disabilities, sensory needs, allergies, or other support requirements. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to contact us before visiting so we can prepare a welcoming experience.
Children and Family Registration Form
Registration helps our ministry leaders provide a safe and welcoming experience. Families can share emergency contacts, allergy information, accessibility needs, and approved pickup details.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Children, youth, and families are welcome to participate without being members of Faith Church.
Yes. Children are always welcome in the sanctuary, and families may choose the arrangement that works best for them.
Include this information during registration and speak with a ministry leader. We will work with you to prepare appropriate support whenever possible..
Absolutely. Friends are welcome at regular programs and most special events. Parent or caregiver permission may be required for trips and off-site activities.
Regular Sunday programs are free. Some trips or special activities may have a fee, but financial assistance is available so cost does not prevent participation.
Volunteers complete the church’s required application, references, background checks, and child-safety training based on their responsibilities.