At Compassion Kids, we’re creating a space where children are safe and loved, where they can learn about Jesus, interact with Scripture, and know that their questions are always welcome. Our hope is to nurture hearts that grow in wonder, compassion, and faith—helping kids discover what it means to follow Jesus.

Be Like Jesus

What does it look like to be like Jesus? God invites us to look more like Jesus each month, year, and decade of our lives. Yet all our determination and best effort will not get us there. It is only with the help of God’s Spirit that we become like Jesus. During this series, you’ll join kids in exploring teachings from the New Testament that will lift the burden of self-powered character development and reveal the freedom that comes when we partner with the Holy Spirit on the journey of becoming like Jesus.

Our Classrooms

Nursery-Preschool

Our youngest kids begin their morning here. This is a warm, play-based environment where little ones can explore, have fun, and start learning about God’s love in hands-on ways. Preschoolers are welcome to start here or to join their older friends and families in the gathering space for the start of worship. Kids enjoy playtime, a Bible story video, and a fun activity that reinforces what we’re learning together.

Family Sundays

On Family Sundays—every 5th Sunday of the month—our kids stay with us for the entire service. We believe it’s important for children to know that the whole church—the space, the worship, and the people—is for them and with them. These Sundays remind us that kids aren’t just the future of the church; they’re part of it right now.

To help them engage, we provide special activity bags filled with fun, hands-on ways to follow along and stay connected during the service. It’s a joyful, sometimes wiggly reminder that worship is for everyone.

Preschool & Elementary

Kids in this class start the morning in the main gathering space with the rest of the church. They’ll have a special table reserved just for them and their leaders as we sing two to three songs together as a church family. After worship, kids are dismissed to their class where they dive deeper into the week’s story through games, conversation, and creative activities designed for their age and stage of development.