Investing in our future

Here in Kingdom Connection Children’s Ministry our mission is to establish an environment ripe for encountering Father God and to train up children that are rooted and grounded in Christ’s love. We strive to present the gospel in exciting ways to develop true disciples of Christ, a “Daniel Generation”. It is our desire that every child will be encouraged, loved, equipped and changed for the glory of God and for the advancement of His Kingdom. Whether that be through laying a solid foundation in the Word of God or by sparking a spiritual fire through worship and prayer, we are determined to see our children grow in their personal relationships with Christ. We love to have fun learning together!

Who's Involved?

Every Sunday morning and Wednesday night we provide a safe environment for children from birth through sixth grade where they learn about Jesus and connect with each other.


Our volunteers are the heartbeat of our ministry, and it’s an honor to serve with each and every one of them as they love on children each week! Every volunteer who leads in our Children's Ministry has had a background check and is committed to making the ministry a safe, Biblically relevant, and fun environment for your children.

"Children are a heritage from the LORD, offspring a reward from Him. Like arrows in the hands of a warrior are children born in one’s youth. Blessed is the man whose quiver is full of them. They will not be put to shame when they contend with their opponents in court." 

Psalms 127:3-5

How should I prepare my Child?

Each service your child will need to be checked into our Children's Ministry. After praise, the children will be released to their age-specific classroom. A volunteer will check-in your child on the Kidddo app. The app stores  information regarding the children's ages and specific allergies. When you return at the end of service you will check-out your child with the teacher.


Thank you so much for helping us as we strive to make our Children's Ministry a safe environment for your children to learn about God.

Kingdom COnnection Children's Ministry Lessons

The unit we are currently teaching the children is called "Unknown Heroes" God Gets The Glory

We all know about Abraham, Moses, David, and Esther. The heroes of the faith. But the Bible is filled with stories of men and women who – although you may not know their names – served God in big ways. Kids will learn that you don’t have to be famous to do big things for God.


Unit Verse: “So the last will be first, and the first will be last.” Matthew 20:16 NIV


Below there is a PDF containing the full lesson plan we will be using to teach your kids for the next 8 weeks. Parents, you can use this to teach your children if you miss a Sunday or use it to review with your children throughout each week. 

  • Caleb


    Twelve men spied out the Promised Land. 10 of them came back with reports that there was no hope. Joshua – who would later become the leader of the Israelites – had no fear and encouraged Israel to trust God. Joshua was not alone, Caleb also boldly stood with Joshua and encouraged Israel to believe in the power of God. Caleb is also the first person the Bible says spoke up and encouraged the people to believe in God’s power.


    Scripture: Numbers 13:26-32 and 14:6-10


    Objective: Kids will learn that a hero believes in God’s power.


    Caleb.pdf

  • Micaiah


    King Ahab wanted to go to war. He surrounded himself with false prophets who all told him that he would be successful in battle. Only the prophet Micaiah understood the truth and had the courage to speak it: King Ahab would fail.


    Scripture: 1 Kings 22:6-28, Micaiah


    Objective: Kids will learn that a hero has to do what’s right even when no one else will.


     Micaiah.pdf

  • Naaman’s Servant


    Naaman was a powerful man who was not one of God’s people. His men had captured a young Israelite girl and she was made to become a servant in Naaman’s house. This young girl could have hated Naaman. She could have been angry and disrespectful. But instead, this girl chose to be kind. When she found out Naaman was sick, she told him about a prophet of God who could help heal him. Because of her kindness, Naaman learned that God is the one, true God.


    Scripture: 2 Kings 5:1-2, 9-15


    Objective: Kids will learn that a hero for God shows kindness to others even when they don't

    deserve it.


    Namaan.pdf

  • Josiah


    The people had forgotten God and his commandments. They made idols and began worshiping false gods. When the Book of God’s Law was found, King Josiah lead the people back to following the one true God and celebrating Him.


    Scripture: 2 Kings 22:1-4, 8-11, 22:1-5, 21-23, Josiah


    Objective: Kids will learn that heroes study and obey God’s Word.


    Josiah.pdf

  • Mordecai


    First Mordecai acted to save the life of the king. Next Mordecai worked with Esther to save the lives of all the Jewish people.


    Scripture: Esther 2:19-23, 4:1-17, Mordecai


    Objective: Kids will learn that a hero serves and helps other people.


    Mordecai.pdf

  • Nehemiah


    Nehemiah was an exile in a strange land. When he learned that the wall around Jerusalem had been destroyed, he boldly asked the king for permission to go and rebuild it.


    Scripture: Nehemiah 2:1-8


    Objective: Kids will learn that a hero is bold for God.


    Nehemiah.pdf

  • Cornelius


    All of the first followers of Jesus had been Jewish people. Some of them believed that only certain people could believe in Jesus. But God called Cornelius to seek out Peter to prove that God’s love and salvation was for everyone.


    Scripture: Acts 10:23-35, 44-48, Cornelius


    Objective: Kids will learn that a hero listens to and obeys God.


    Cornelius.pdf

  • Lois


    We’ve all heard of Paul, his incredible conversion and great missionary journeys. Many of us have heard of Timothy who also travelled with Paul. But what about Lois? That’s not a name that you hear in a lot of sermons. Lois was Timothy’s grandmother and in this letter Paul makes a point to mention that the faith Timothy had to serve God alongside Paul game from his grandmother Lois.


    Scripture: 2 Timothy 1:1-5


    Objective: Kids will learn that what a hero does for God can have a BIG impact for years to come.


    Lois.pdf

Interested in Serving?

We would love for all of our parents to be a part of our Children's Ministry. Pick up an application from our Children's Team and help make our church a great place for children and their families to be!