Heartbeat Kids is a place where the next generation can find life, learn to love God boldly, and grow in relationship with Him authentically - through partnership with families, experiences, and relationships.
It’s is our goal for every kid to understand that Jesus loves them and has an incredible plan for their lives!
Worship Experience
Age Groups
Making friends and growing alongside other kids in their unique phase of life is an important part of a child’s spiritual growth! Kids need different things at different phases, and we want to help your child understand and lean God’s word at the right pace. Each year, they’ll grow by engaging in specific truths that are relevant and impactful for that specific phase!
Heartbeat Kids is broken up into three age ranges: Toddler, Preschool & Elementary.
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Toddler
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Preschool
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Elementary
For Parents
4 Things To Know
1. Your Kids Are Safe!
The safety of your children is our top priority! All of our adult team members are background-checked and trained to keep your kids safe. While you’re enjoying our worship service, you can have peace knowing your kids are in a safe, clean, loving, and well-catered environment. This includes trained volunteers, security, and a thorough check-in/check-out procedure.
2. Your Kids Are Learning About God!
Sunday mornings in Heartbeat Kids are not about entertaining or babysitting; we’re here to teach them what the Bible says. We strive to lead kids into a growing relationship with Jesus, and we’re excited to partner with you on this journey!
3. Your Kids Are Having Fun!
Kids learn better when they’re having fun! From inflatables and games to engaging teaching in large groups, we do our best to create an environment every week that will leave your kids excited to come back.
4. We Want to Partner With You (2 > 1+1)
Two is greater than one plus one! We believe that when the church and family work together with the same end goal in mind, we achieve synergy. Together, we can make a greater impact. We want to see every leader, volunteer, and parent on the same page, working toward the same goal.
