Every week we serve kids from infant through 3rd grade during our Sunday worship services. Combining age-appropriate environments and curriculum with fun activities, large-group music and storytelling, we create experiences to help kids learn who God is and just how much he loves them.
You want the absolute best for your child, but parenting isn’t easy. We’re here to help! We could never play the key role in a child’s spiritual development the way you can, but we can provide experiences, resources and a whole lot of encouragement to help. Our prayer is for every family to make Jesus first in their home, relationships, and lives.
If this is your child’s first time joining us, please arrive early. This will make the check-in process smooth, so your child can jump right into the fun!
We recommend arriving 10 minutes early. When you walk into our building, head to the Kids area or ask anyone in a lanyard to direct you. Look for the “New Family Check-In” sign where one of our team members will answer any questions you have and show you to your child’s room.
When parents leave the scene, our well-trained, background-checked volunteers are there to help kids find some friends and start having fun.
Last month our Elementary students learned about compassion and how to show it to others! They were able to practice showing compassion as they participated in the Adelante Thrift Drive by sorting clothes! 🧢👚🧤👕👖
Hey Heartland Littles! Here is a conversation cue for you to engage and connect with your child throughout this week. For additional cues, check out the Parent Cue App in the iOS or Android stores. #hcckskids #parentcue
Hey Heartland Elementary! Here is a conversation cue for you to engage and connect with your child throughout this week. For additional cues, check out the Parent Cue App in the iOS or Android stores. #hcckskids #parentcue
Join us this Sunday, March 10, for PAJAMA SUNDAY!! And don’t forget to set your clocks an hour forward! ☺️😉
This week in the elementary space, we learned about the Great Samaritan and what it looks like to be kind to those who are different than us! 😌
Your child’s safety is a top priority. This begins with staff and volunteers who are background checked and trained to ensure their safety. No child will ever be alone with one of our leaders. Each room is cleaned regularly. Rooms are secured once their classes begin, and our check-in and check-out process ensures that every child leaves with the person who dropped them off.
It’s normal for children to feel nervous when they’re apart from their parents. Our team loves to care for kids in these moments with compassion and fun distractions. But rest assured, we will text you if needed. We practice a 10-minute cry guideline to ensure we do.
We have two nursing mom’s rooms. One is located outside of our main auditorium, and the second is located near the kids check-in desk. You can watch the service from both of these rooms with your little one. Ask anyone in a lanyard and they’ll help you find it.
Heartland Kids welcomes kids with diverse abilities. Please complete the following form to help us better serve you and your child. We do have a sensory room where you can watch the service with your child. This space is located in the hallway near the Dock and the Lounge. Please email Michelle Pemberton, our Kids Pastor with any questions.
Congratulations! We’d love to meet you and your new little one as soon as you’re comfortable. We also would love to share with you about our special services we offer for parents who would like to dedicate or baptize their child.
We want every child that walks through our doors to experience Heartland Kids. We also want our volunteer team members to enjoy their experience and realize there is a limit to the number of kids they can safely manage. We do our very best to have enough team members to ensure that all kids can participate in Heartland Kids at each service, but there are times when we simply have to close a room for the benefit of everyone in the room. When this happens, it’s usually in accordance with our specific child-to-adult ratios set for each room that we believe are crucial for making sure the room can be a safe and meaningful experience. If a room is closed, families are always welcome to attend the worship service in the auditorium or watch from one of the many family-friendly areas in the atrium.
Yes! We love offering periodic events for kids and their families—including game nights, playdates and summer camps. We don’t offer other weekly kids programming because we focus all our best energy into providing the most meaningful weekend experiences we can for your kids.
Welcoming a new child into your family is an important and exciting occasion. Learn how you celebrate this milestone with your family and prepare for the journey ahead.
If you’re wondering where to start or have questions, our team is here for you.
Heartland Kids Pastor
Elementary Kids Pastor
Heartland Kids Coordinator
