In our children’s ministry, children find a safe place where they can learn about Jesus, make friends, are encouraged and are prayed for.

We desire to partner with parents in the Biblical upbringing of children in our Kid’s Ministry: our ministry for kids ranging from newborns through 5th grade. Our Kid’s Ministry is dedicated to engaging each child in Bible teaching and encouraging them in reinforcing a scriptural foundation in their lives. 

We welcome children in our main service if they do not feel comfortable being separated from their parents.

  • We want to do a great job in partnering with you to see God grow, save, and mature your child as a disciple of Jesus. It is understandable and age appropriate as it conveys the big truths and the great news of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We would love for you to talk with your kids about what they learned!

    Your child will be taught that Christianity is about Jesus and what He has done for us. We want the good news of the Gospel to capture and change your child’s heart. As we share with your child more and more of what Jesus has done for each of us, our prayer is that their hearts would grow to love Him more.

  • We consider it our responsibility to create a safe environment for children to learn about Jesus. Each team member must first go through training before serving in one of our classrooms or small groups. This includes a background check (re-checked every 3 years), sexual abuse training, and training on Cornerstone Kids policies and procedures. We also adhere to current Ministry Safe worker-to-child ratios for each of our classrooms.

  • To prevent the spread of sickness, please do not drop your child off in our Kid’s Ministry with any of the following conditions: Fever in the last 24 hours, vomiting or diarrhea, persistent cough, cloudy or green runny nose, any unexplainable rash, symptoms of eye infection (gunk around the eyes, pink/red eyes, lots of drainage or tearing), or signs of lice.

    If our team members notice any of the following symptoms in your child, you will be asked to pick them up.