Our aim at Restoration Kids is straightforward: we strive to restore communities by focusing on one child at a time.
Each Kids environment is designed with your child in mind, from the littlest one at 8 weeks old to your elementary school-aged child.
Our goal is to guide every child on a journey of discovering God, starting with safety and ending with salvation, all while having fun and learning the truth.
Our environment for infants between 8 weeks and 24 months of age is specifically designed to prioritize their safety and to introduce them to the foundational stories of the Bible. We use a combination of auditory, visual, and hands-on activities to help them discover God in a fun and engaging way.
Our learning environment for children aged 2 to 5 is designed to provide a safe and nurturing space as we introduce them to the foundational stories of the Bible. Through a variety of sensory experiences, including auditory, visual, and hands-on activities, we aim to make learning about God enjoyable and interactive.
Church for kids? That's right, we don't babysit! Students from Kindergarten to 5th grade will discover the wonders of God through engaging and illustrated Bible stories, complete with stimulating sights and sounds, creating an Elementary Worship Experience that will help them find the true meaning of Salvation.
We know that, as a parent, you’re the most important influence in your child’s life. But you’re not the only influence your child needs. That’s where your church family comes in. Child dedication is an opportunity to invite others to develop and influence your child as they grow in their faith. It can relieve a lot of parenting pressurebecause you get to partner with people who will love and lead your child well.
Your kids didn’t begin following Jesus by accident. When you dedicate your child, you’re deciding that you’ll raise your kids knowing who Jesus is. Check out what Deuteronomy 6:4-7 NIV
We love God with everything in us, and we model that for our kids because we know that our example is far more powerful than our words. We teach our kids what it looks like to follow Jesus. And we talk about it and think about it often. Leading kids to live like Jesus isn’t a checkbox on a parenting to-do list. It’s an intentional, ongoing conversation that shapes who they are now and who they’re becoming.