We have limited capacity due to county safety guidelines, so please RSVP to reserve a place for your child.

If you submit an RSVP and no longer plan to attend, we ask that you send a note to Jill Campo (JillDCampo@hotmail.com) or Karyn Hunt (ruthie444@gmail.com) so that other children can be offered a place in the class.

If you are a preschool parent and you are currently attending in-person services, please consider signing up for a week to work with the little ones.

1. We are only meeting for one service at 10:30.
2. Check-in
3. Please use basement entrance.
4. Temperature checks will occur at the door.
5. POD will check your family in to reduce contact with iPads.
6. Masks will be required for all volunteers and children in Kindergarten and older. Children in Preschool may wear masks at parent/child discretion.
7. New cleaning procedures are in place.
8. The sick policy has been updated and it is posted outside each classroom. It is imperative that a child not attend if they have ANY illnesses.
9. Physical distance will be encouraged, especially for elementary children.
10. No food will be allowed in any classroom.
11. Each child will get a bag/box of supplies to keep at church to be used when they attend KidZone. We will no longer be sharing supplies such as markers, crayons, and scissors.

Additional resources

• Tips on Talking to Your Kids about Covid-19 by Sissy Goff
• RightNow Media (see below if you don't have access) has a lot of kids content.
• Superbook
• Ephesians - Phil Vischer
• Adventures in Odyssey
• What's in the Bible - Phil Vischer
• Kids Read Truth: This website has quite a few journals, studies, and cards with Scripture and stories for kids.
• GT and the Halo Express audio CD collection: If you want Scripture to be embedded into their heart, this resource pairs scripture with songs and is a great resource.
• Bibles, devotionals and other books are also great for learning about Kingdom values. Here are some suggestions
• For 0-3 years old
• The Beginner’s Bible: This is a great, introduction to the Bible. It overviews major Bible stories and is written for little ones to understand.
• A Child’s First Bible: Another great collection of Bible stories for little ones.
• The One Year Devotional for Preschoolers: A sweet set of devotionals that are age appropriate for little ones.
• Lift the Flap Bible: A fun book for little ones with Bible stories throughout.
• Every Where I Go, God is with Me: This is one of many Li’l Buddies books. These are sweet board books with Christian themes.
• For 4-7 years old
• The Jesus Storybook Bible: Each story ties back to Christ. My (Jill's) crew has loved this book and read through it a few times.
• Children, Can you Hear Me? How to Hear and See God: This is an amazing book to encourage kids to listen to God’s voice and form a relationship with him. 
• How Great is Our God: 100 Devotions for Kids about God and Science: Honestly, I (Jill) haven’t read this one yet, but recently bought it as a Christmas gift for the boys. It just came out.
• The Best News Ever: A great storybook about how God loves us. 
• Notes from Jesus: What Your New Best Friend Wants you to Know: A great devotional written from the perspective of Jesus talking to you.
• For 7-12 years old
• The Adventure Bible: This is an excellent first Bible (not just Bible stories, but the entire Bible) for elementary-aged kids. I (Jill) might be partial as this is the Bible I grew up with, but it is still a classic. There are other versions as well for early readers:
• The Action Bible: A picture Bible written similar to a comic book. This is a Bible an older elementary-child could read on their own. There's also the Action Bible Devotional to accompany the book.
• Love Does for Kids: This book is filled with stories that encourage kids to dream big and consider how they can make a difference for God. We’ve been reading some of the stories from time to time in Sunday School
• Hinds’ Feet on High Places: Don’t let the odd cover deceive you. This is an excellent book written in an allegory format. 
• The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis. Classic books with Biblical themes.
• The Radical Book for Kids: Exploring the Roots and Shoots of Faith. I (Jill) just purchased this book for my older two as a Christmas gift. It looks amazing as a reference for the Bible, church history, and the Christian life.