Eastbrook Kids

SECOND SERVICE (9:30 AM)

Summer Sunday School for Kids in K4-Grade 4 meets during the entire service time for worship, Bible story, and related activities. Summer Sunday School runs from June 4 through August 27 (except July 2 & August 13).

Check-in: Find a room list in the B-100s Hallway

THERE ARE NO PROGRAMS FOR KIDS DURING THE FIRST SERVICE (8 AM) OR THIRD SERVICE (11 AM) IN THE SUMMERTIME.

Kids’ Choirs (Praise and Worship, as well as Credo) will resume in the fall.

Visiting for the First Time?

If you are checking your child into Children’s Ministry for the first time, you will fill out a Guest Check-in Form, and be directed to the location for your child’s specific class. Click here to download the printable version of the form to bring along with you!

You will be given a security tag to present at pick-up time. Especially for Nursery or Preschool children, we ask that you leave your phone on “vibrate” so you can be contacted via text message, if necessary.

Safety & Security

All Eastbrook NextGen events are led by staff and volunteers who have been through an extensive application process, background checks, and training. We maintain strict teacher-to-child ratios to ensure safe care. For health standards, children must be free from fever or symptoms of contagious disease for 24 hours. Let us know of any allergies or medical conditions your child may have.

Kids Camps

Our always popular camps are back this summer for 4 weeks! Kids can find a variety of camps suited to their age group.

For more information, including full descriptions and cost information, click on the event above

VBS

For one week this summer, we’ll learn more about who Jesus is. Each day includes rotations of worship, Bible study, crafts, games, and missions.

VBS is for students in K4 through Grade 4.

For more information, click on the event above.

A Discipleship Pathway for Kids

By God’s design children develop from infancy through adolescence in predictable patterns of physical, cognitive, social, and spiritual growth. As a church community we want to recognize our children’s spiritual milestones, and provide them with incremental steps toward a deeper, closer walk with Jesus. Our FaithMarkers require the cooperative effort of home and church, and they involve times of teaching and celebration.