At Restoration Kids, our mission is simple:
We believe the best way to restore families is by investing in one child at a time.
Every environment is intentionally designed with your child in mind—from infants as young as 8 weeks to kids in elementary school.
We’re here to help every child begin a life-changing journey with God—starting with safety, rooted in truth, and leading all the way to salvation. And yes, we believe learning about Jesus should be really fun.
Our space for infants (8 weeks to 24 months) is carefully created to keep your little one safe while gently introducing them to the foundational stories of the Bible. Through age-appropriate sights, sounds, and hands-on activities, we help even the youngest hearts begin discovering who God is—in a way that’s fun, comforting, and engaging.
Our environment for children ages 2 to 5 is a safe, nurturing space where little ones begin to explore who God is through the foundational stories of the Bible. Using fun, interactive experiences—like music, visuals, and hands-on play—we help preschoolers engage with God’s truth in a way that captures their hearts and minds.
Church for kids? You bet.
We’re not here to babysit—we’re here to build faith.
Kindergarten through 5th grade students experience high-energy worship, engaging Bible stories, and interactive lessons filled with exciting visuals and sounds. It’s more than just fun—it’s an environment where kids can discover who God is and what salvation really means.
As a parent, you’re the most powerful influence in your child’s life. But you were never meant to do it alone. That’s where your church family comes in.
Child dedication is a meaningful way to say, “We’re choosing to raise our child to know and follow Jesus—and we’re inviting our community to help us do it.” It’s not just a ceremony—it’s a sacred partnership. You’ll gain the support, encouragement, and spiritual influence of people who are committed to loving and leading your child well.
This isn’t about perfection—it’s about direction. When you dedicate your child, you’re making a decision to lead them in faith with intention. You’re committing to model what it looks like to love God with all your heart, soul, and strength—just like Deuteronomy 6:4–7 encourages us to do.
“Impress [these commandments] on your children. Talk about them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up.” — Deuteronomy 6:7 NIV
Raising kids to follow Jesus isn’t a one-time task—it’s a lifestyle. It’s in the small conversations, the everyday examples, and the consistent love that points them to something greater.