Kid Zone
Kid Zone is our children’s ministry for birth through 5th grade, and we’d love to have your kids join us!
When you arrive on Sunday morning, our friendly volunteers will be at the doors to welcome you and point you in the right direction. Head to our Kid Zone check-in station in the Life Center, where one of our team members will get your child signed in and ready for the morning.
Want to save a little time on your first Sunday? You can pre-register your child here before you arrive!
At check-in, you and your child will each receive a matching tag. When it’s time to pick up your child after the service, your tag is your key — we won’t release any child without it. It’s a simple system that gives you peace of mind so you can fully enjoy your time in worship.
We believe children belong in worship with their families, so kids start the 10:45 am service right alongside their parents. When the opening worship time wraps up, they head out together as a group to Kid Zone, where our caring volunteers lead them through age-appropriate Bible stories and activities designed to make faith fun and memorable.
We also do our best to keep Kid Zone a healthy environment for everyone, so we appreciate your help in keeping little ones home when they are feeling under the weather.
Infants
Nursery care is available from 9 am to 12 pm for our youngest ones, so the whole family is covered from the moment you arrive.
Celebration Sunday
On the fifth Sunday of the month, we celebrate together as a whole church family with Celebration Sunday! This is when we welcome new members into the New Life family and celebrate baptisms together. No Kid Zone on those Sundays, just everyone worshiping side by side.
Playground
After the service, don’t be in too big of a hurry to head home. Our playground is a favorite with the kids. The equipment is built in the shape of Noah’s Ark, and it’s a wonderful spot for children to play while parents connect over fresh donuts and hot coffee in Lenox Hall right next door. It’s community at its best, and it happens right here on our campus every Sunday.
