Kids' Club at Home
For Younger Kids:
God Helps Us Be Brave
Esther showed bravery in a really scary situation! Join Allison and hear about how God helps us be brave. After you’ve watched the video, use these convo starters to talk about it.
Convo Starters
What if you were in Esther’s shoes? How would you feel?
What happened after she showed bravery, and asked the king to help save her people?
Have you felt afraid? How can we be brave?
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For Older Kids:
Best of Kids' Club at Home | Bible say what?
Check out this compilation of all the coolest, craziest parts of our series called “Bible Say What!?”. After you’ve watched the video, use these convo starters to talk about it.
Convo Starters
What were the craziest parts of today’s story?
How might God be trying to get your attention right now?
Does God speak to us? How does he do it?
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Even more Kids' Club Goodness
What is kids' club?
A fun, welcoming, and safe experience designed just
for kids to hear part of God’s Story in language they can understand. It’s free, totally
secure, and offered during most weekend services at most sites. And don’t worry—we’ll
let you know if your child needs you at any point during the service.
Built for all kids regardless of personality, energy level, or unique need.
No matter their age, energy level, or personality, they’re welcome here.
When is Kids' Club available?
Available during most services at most sites so kids can experience an environment designed with them in mind. View our location and service times before attending to make sure your kids can have fun with us!
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Is it safe?
Heck
yeah!
Every volunteer that we work with has been background checked. All building exits are monitored by security. Each Kids’ Club room has a specific ratio of kids to volunteers so everyone is safe at all times.
Unique experiences for all ages
Experiences designed so a kid can be a kid. Every kid is unique and the same can be said about every age. Experiences for every age group are built to best serve them. We don’t have babies play dodge ball. Unless they’ve got great aim and then we put them in the fifth grade room. But just for one game.
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