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During our Sunday worship gatherings, Capital Kids engages children with the life-changing truth of the gospel while elevating and supporting parents as the primary disciple-makers of their children. We teach children the Bible and encourage them to engage with God’s mission to make disciples of all nations through fun, engaging, and age-appropriate programming.
We recognize that you are entrusting us with the safety of your children while they are in our care. We go to great lengths to ensure that all our children’s environments are safe and secure. Each space is supervised by multiple staff members and volunteers who have been carefully vetted and trained toward this end. We also pursue low child-to-teacher ratios for optimal learning and safety.
AGES AND STAGES
NURSERY & TODDLER | NEWBORN – 2 YEARS
Sundays: 9:30 AM | 11:00 AM
The infant and toddler years are critical for a child’s development. Our nursery uses play, speech, caretaking, and singing to begin teaching each child about God and His deep love for us. Our toddler areas help children establish a foundation on God’s Word through Bible stories, crafts, worship, prayer and a monthly memory verse.
PRESCHOOL | 2 YEARS – 5 YEARS
Sundays: 9:30 AM | 11:00 AM
In the preschool years, children continue to learn about God in community, engaging with others in respectful and meaningful ways. On Sundays your preschooler will connect with other children in two settings. Small group time consists of a warm-up activity, a craft or game, a Bible truth, and a snack. Large group time, called Playhouse, brings their Bible lesson to life through acting and singing.
ELEMENTARY | GRADE 1 – 6
Sundays: 9:30 AM | 11:00 AM
During the elementary years, we help children recognize their need for God’s grace, for a personal relationship with Jesus Christ and begin to see their role in God’s mission to make disciples and multiply churches among all nations. Large group time engages children through interactive storytelling, verse memorization, singing and focused prayer. Then, in small groups, leaders help the children reflect on God’s Word through group activities and intentional discussion. Often, leaders build lasting mentorship relationships with the kids they lead.
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