Kids In Christ  

 

 

     Children are a vital part of the church today. We believe that they are not the next generation              ,    but are a part of our faith community right now. We need them, because children are a source

     of inspiration to us.

 

     At The Ambassadors Church we are passionate about creating a culture where children are                     inspired to not be ashamed of our Lord and savior Jesus Christ.

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     We expect the Holy Spirit to move and form these young hearts and minds. 

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     It is our desire for Sunday Mornings to be the most, Impactful, Enjoyable and Most Memorable                 day of the week for our children.

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    Our mission along with their parents is to plant the seeds of faith in our children, so they can                 have a successful future in Christ

 

    We are committed to help children make godly choices, build strong relationships with other like                minded children, and grow a deeper faith in Christ.

 

    We want every kid to trust in Jesus in a way that transforms how they love God, themselves,                     and the world around them!

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   Some questions that many parents ask:

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   When is children's church held?

 

   Children's Church is held each Sunday during our regular worship service

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   What age does my child have to be to attend?

 

   We provide age specific instruction for ages 2-12 divided into three age groups                                          2-5, 3-7, and 8-12

 

   Can my children stay with me during worship?

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   Yes, absolutely. However, we know it can be difficult for children to remain engaged during long                  services so especially for parents of infants or young toddlers we do have a "cry room" located                  just off the sanctuary where parents can take their children and still feel part of the worship service.         The nursery downstairs is also wired to for audio to provides a connection to the service. Parents              do need to accompany their children and remain with them at all times.

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