We partner with parents to help children grow into fully devoted followers of Christ.
Our Approach
Through meaningful relationships and engaging experiences, kids learn timeless truths in a fun and welcoming environment:
God loves me.
I can trust God no matter what.
I am called to love others the way Jesus loves me.
As these truths take root in their hearts, children come to know God’s character and reflect His love to the world around them.
“Children have always been my heart, and I’m so glad God made me that way. Being around them all the time has truly opened my eyes to how the Father intended us all to live and be—trusting and obeying with ease and never being so silly as to think they can do whatever they want and control things. They enjoy everyday life and don’t take themselves too seriously, don’t judge, and most times love with abandon. They’ve an uncanny way of filling my heart with goodness. And when you think about it, isn’t that what being a child of God is all about?”
- Layna Fulop
What Does a Typical Sunday Look Like in ewcKids?
Crib–Kindergarten
Our youngest children are introduced to prayer and God’s Word through interactive Bible stories, engaging crafts, and short videos. Toddlers and preschoolers also enjoy developmentally appropriate free play before and after their lesson. Snacks and water are always provided.
Grades 1–5
Our elementary-aged kids dive into The Biggest Story as they journey through the Bible—from the Garden of Eden to the return of Christ. This engaging curriculum helps children understand the overarching story of Scripture and God’s plan of redemption in a fun, meaningful way.
Sunday Flow & Check- In
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Sunday Flow & Check- In |
After checking your child in downstairs, Crib–Pre-K children may be dropped off in their classroom at 9:45 AM.
At 10:00 AM, children in grades 1–5 walk with their leader to worship together in the back of the sanctuary. (Children are always welcome to remain with their parents during worship if you prefer.) Following worship, the group will head upstairs to their classroom, where parents may pick them up at the end of the service.
Partnering with Parents
We encourage parents to engage their children after pickup—asking questions, listening with curiosity, and talking about what they’re learning. Along with The Biggest Story take-home sheet, we recommend The Biggest Story podcast (available on most streaming platforms) as a wonderful resource to reinforce your child’s understanding of God’s Word at home.
Want to Serve?
If you love the Lord, His Word, and His little ones, we would love for you to join our ewcKids team! Please contact Layna Fulop at EWCkidsdirector@gmail.com.