We would love for your kids to join us this Sunday! We offer programs for infants through 5th graders at both 9:00 and 10:30 a.m. services. Kids learn about God's character and His Word through prayer, games, art, drama, science experiments, and more! Click here to read about what we learned in Sunday school this week.

Check In
When you drop off your child on Sunday morning, a volunteer will show you a sign in sheet where you will write your child's name, your name and any pertinent information. Then place a numbered sticker on your child and take a second sticker with the same number for yourself. Please show the volunteers your number sticker when you pick up your child. They will verify that your number matches your child's number. Infants, toddlers, and preschoolers check in inside their classrooms. K-5th graders check in at the Children's Sign In Table in Creekside's main lobby.

Infants
Infants enjoy age appropriate toys, rocking chairs, bouncy walkers, fun swings, a crib to snooze in and care and attention from our loving volunteers. Nursing mothers are welcome to use the nursery to feed their babies any time during or between services.

Toddlers
Toddlers (18 months-2 years) experience a variety of fun toys, playtime with wonderful volunteers, a light snack and a simple Bible story.

Preschool
Preschoolers enjoy make believe, blocks, puzzles, dolls, books, a Goldfish snack, play dough, trains, cars, and a loft as well as games and crafts that correspond with the lesson for the day. The preschool Bible lesson is a simplified version of that morning's sermon, so kids can learn along with their parents.

Lower Elementary
K-3rd graders spend the first 20 minutes of service worshiping in the main auditorium with their parents. They are then released to their classes, where they participate in a creative project that relates to the morning's lesson, followed by an exciting Bible story and finished with a variety of crafts, games, and other projects. The lower elementary Bible lesson is a simplified version of that morning's sermon, so kids can learn along with their parents.

Upper Elementary
4th-5th graders spend the first 20 minutes of service worshiping in the main auditorium with their parents. They are then released to their classes and experience games, Bible discussion, sharing, projects, and prayer. Our goal is to help upper elementary students understand what it means to be a disciple of Christ. We discuss subjects such as how to pray, how the Bible is arranged, overcoming problems, the nature of God, sharing your faith, serving the community, and more.