Kid’sCity

Children Ages 4-11

More than just childcare.

Kid’sCity teaches the next generation how to bring color to a grey world.

Sundays at 10am.

KIDSCITY CORE VALUES

Young girl holding a pink paper paper chain craft

CREATIVITY

Each Sunday your child will get the opportunity to explore their creative side with crafts, projects, and play.

We believe God is a creative God, and perhaps we see this best when we set our kids free to let their inner artist shine.

SAFETY

Safety is our top priority. Physically speaking, our rooms are secure and our volunteers are background checked.

Emotionally and spiritually speaking, our goal is to fill your child with God’s love and kindness—not the fear and guilt that many of us grew up with.

Child in blue shirt decorating a small clear jar with colorful stickers and glitter star and moon shapes, with a happy face sticker on the jar and a pink unicorn sticker on the lid.
Child assembling a pink paper craft project with a fish cutout and other drawings on the table.

FAMILY

Our goal at KidsCity is to partner alongside parents and caregivers to advocate for the spiritual and emotional well-being of their kiddos.

No matter what your family looks like, we want to be a positive addition for the growth and nurture of your kids.

A woman and a young boy sitting at a table with rocks and markers, engaging in a craft activity, in a brightly lit room.

Interested in joining our amazing team of volunteers in Kid’sCity?

Three young girls holding decorated paper gift bags featuring reindeer and floral designs at an indoor craft event.
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Six young girls sitting at tables in a classroom or activity room, engaging in arts and crafts involving paper, markers, and other craft supplies.
People gathered outdoors at a community event, with a tent displaying the website harvesthousecenters.org, and children preparing for a game on a court marked with blue tape.
Smiling woman with dark hair and sunglasses operating a telescope with a cityscape in the background.
Smiling woman with dark hair and sunglasses operating a telescope with a cityscape in the background.
A hand holding a clear glass ornament with a black chalkboard sticker that says 'Good Things are Going to Happen' in decorative pink and white lettering.

Amanda Just
Kid’sCity Leader

Questions about Children’s Ministry?

We understand that when it comes to church, for parents and caregivers there is nothing more important than, “What is the Children’s Ministry like?”

Whatever your question is, we’re here to answer it.