That is an important question! We have wonderful volunteers who have lots of experience caring for babies and understand the importance of nurturing and loving God’s littlest ones! Our Kingdom Kruizers Pastor, Becky Cornell, is a retired Kindergarten teacher, mother of 2, and grandmother of 6.

Yes. We are dedicated to providing safe environments for kids with loving, caring adults. Each of our volunteers and staff complete an application and are required to pass a background check.

You will begin by filling out an information sheet at our church Info Center that tells us about your child. You and your child will be given a sticker name tag with a number that is specific to you. One number will be assigned per family. Please keep your name tag sticker handy for pick up. Your child’s sticker will be placed on their shirt. You can also preregister your child through Plan Your Visit here. (link)

Keeping children safe is our top priority! When you pick up your child you must present your sticker name tag/number to the person at the desk. That person will then bring your child to you. The number you gave and the child’s number must match. No one will be allowed to take your child from children’s church without that number. We will not allow any person under the age of 18 to pick up a child. That includes older siblings under 18.

Children are always welcome in the main service. There is also a Mom and Baby room at the back of the auditorium.

Babies from birth to toddler age will be loved, nurtured, sung to, played with, cared for, rocked, fed a snack, and held. Our volunteers will also speak God’s word over your child and pray for them! Children from toddler through Kindergarten will play, eat a simple snack, hear a lesson, sing, play games, encounter Daddy God, pray, and speak God’s word over each other.

Yes. A simple snack and water will be provided during church. If your child has a food allergy please indicate that on the sign in sheet. You may want to provide a safe snack for your child.

If your child is being potty trained, it is best to put them in a pull up during church until they are successfully able to toilet themesleves. Our staff will not go into a bathroom with a child to help them with toileting. You are welcome to take your child to the bathroom before service, and you may make arrangements to come into the room midway through service to help your child use the bathroom.

• If your baby/child is still in a diaper please drop off one diaper with the child’s name on the front.
• If your baby is not eating solid food, you can bring a pouch or appropriate snack.
• You may also drop off a diaper bag marked with your child’s name.
• Our volunteers will not mix formula or heat bottles. Bottles prepared in advance that can be given at room temperature are allowed.