Eastbrook Littles

NURSERY (Birth-Age 2)

Infants and toddlers are currently cared for during all three services on Sundays (8, 9:30 & 11 am). On Family Worship Weekends, Nursery is only available during the 9:30 and 11 am services.

When you’re in our building, look for signs pointing you to the Nursery Counter, located on the first floor immediately north of the Main Lobby.

Check-in: 1st Floor B-Wing

PRESCHOOL (Ages 2-5)

At Eastbrook, formally Sunday School begins in the “Let’s Grow” Preschool with children that have turned 2 years old by September 1.

We have programs for preschoolers during all three Sunday services (8, 9:30 & 11 am). On Family Worship Weekends, Preschool is only available during the 9:30 and 11 am services.

Check-in: 1st Floor B-Wing

K4

In the summer, kids in K4 can participate in Summer Sunday School during the 9:30 am service only, in the Orange Room (B126). Summer Sunday School runs from June 4 through August 27 (except July 2 & August 13).

11 am Sunday School and Kids’ Praise and Worship Choir will resume in the fall.

Check-in: 1st Floor B-Wing

VBS (K4)

For one week this summer, we’ll learn more about who Jesus is, as we follow Peter the disciple through some of big “game-changing” moments of his life. 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.

Preschool VBS

For the first time in Summer 2023, preschoolers ages 2-3 can experience learning about God through a mini version of the older kids’“Twists & Turns”VBS! Participants must have turned 2 by Sept. 1, 2022.

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.