WELCOME TO LIFE POINT KIDS
3 months - 5th grade
Each week our kids experience a fun, high-energy worship and Bible teaching that is relevant and engaging. Our goal at lpKids is to have fun while learning about God, so come have fun with us!
FIRST TIME GUESTS
Our lpKiDS team wants to ensure you are comfortable! Upon arrival, let our team know you are visiting- we are happy to give you a tour and answer any questions you have.
AVAILABLE PROGRAMS
Nursery: 3 months – 17 monthsToddler: 18 months – 2 years PreSchool: 3 years – 5 years K-5: Kindergarten – 5th Grade
CHECK-IN
Your child is important to us. On your first visit, we will need some personal information such as: parent/legal guardian names, children's names and birthdate, address, phone number and any special instructions (allergies, special needs) for each child. This information is entered into our lpKids database to help maintain our secure check-in system.IMPORTANT NOTE: For the saftey and securty of your children, check in does close down 10 minutes after each service begins. If you are running late, no problem! Your child is able to enjoy the service in the main sancuary with you.
SAFTEY / PARENT RESOURCES
Your child's safety is our first priority. All lpKids team members pass a background check, and we have our own security team to ensure your child's safety. We use an electronic system for check-in and pick-up. If a parent/guardian needs to be reached during the worship experience, a team member will give your child's ticket number to the Media team and it will be displayed on the big screen for the parent/guardian to come get your child. As mentioned above, the check in stations are unavailable 10 minutes after each service begins. We have a very robust accountability system in place to keep all children safe. Check ins after that time period could disrupt that and potentially prevent a child from being properly accounted for.
What’s Happening At lpKids
Follow along to learn what our lpKids are learning in 2025!
How many Bibles can we bring to church?
At lpKids God’s word is the center of everything we do and kids are encouraged to engage with Scripture in a fun and meaningful way. We have Bibles here for our kids to use, but this challenge is designed to foster excitement about God’s Word by incorporating the use of their own personal Bibles in our reading of the daily scripture reference, verse scavenger hunts, etc. We want our Kids to have a personal relationship with their Bibles and learn how to interact with God’s word. Kids will learn the importance of reading and applying the Bible in their daily lives and build a habit of bringing it to church each week.
As an Elementary k-5 group, kids will earn rewards for their enthusiasm and involvement.
Our Bibles are not just for church, but our everyday lives.
Each month we will have a Bible scavenger hunt activity to do at home. Our scavenger hunts are designed to encourage kids to engage with their Bibles outside of church time. The scavenger hunt can be completed on their own or as a family.
Each month your elementary grade child will have an opportunity to pick up a Bible scavenger hunt sheet to complete throughout the month. Turn it in by the last Sunday of the month. Completed and correct entries to be entered for a prize drawing. (One entry per child, grades k-5.)
March Early Childhood Focus
Trust God Always
When the mighty flood came, God kept Noah, his family and the animals safe aboard the ark. Through it all, Noah learned that he could trust God always.
Memory Verse: “But I trust in you, Lord. I say, “You are my God.” Psalm 31:14 (NIrV)
Lessons:
The Ark
Scripture: Genesis 6:9-22, God Instructs Noah
The world had become a bad place. Only one man, Noah, still put his trust in God and did what God said. When God told Noah to build an ark, so that he and his family would be saved from the coming flood, Noah trusted God’s plan and obeyed God. We can obey God’s plan too.
Objective: Preschoolers will learn that “I can trust and obey God because God’s got a good plan for me.”
The Flood
Scripture: Genesis 7:1-12, The Flood
God is powerful. For forty days and forty nights, he caused the rains to come down and cover the entire earth with water. Only Noah, his family and the animals inside the ark were safe. God’s power is awesome!
Objective: Preschoolers will learn that “I can trust God because God is powerful.”
The Birds
Scripture: Genesis 8:1-14, The Waiting
Even when the rains stopped, the earth was still covered in water. Noah and his family had to live inside the boat for many months, but they never lost hope that God would let them walk on dry ground again. We can put our hope in God.
Objective: Preschoolers will learn that “I can trust God and put my hope in Him be- cause God knows what I need.”
The Rainbow
Scripture: Genesis 9:1-3, 12-17, God’s Covenant With Noah
God put a rainbow in the sky as a sign to Noah that He would never send a flood to destroy the world again. We can trust God because everything He promises is true. Objective: Preschoolers will learn that “I can trust God because God keeps His promises.”
March Elementary Focus
Kids will learn about kids in the Bible who did amazing things for God
People might say: “What can you do? You’re just a kid.” But the Bible tells us about some incredible kids who did some amazing things. In God’s service, a kid can have faith, protect, lead, and give.
Memory Verse: “Don’t let anyone look down on you because you are young, but set an example for the believers in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith and in purity.” - 1 Timo- thy 4:12
Lessons:
A Kid Can Have Faith. David Defeats Goliath – 1 Samuel 17:1-24, 32-50
A Kid Can Protect. Miriam Protects Her Brother – Exodus 1:22-2:10
A Kid Can Lead. King Josiah Renews the Covenant – 2 Kings 22:1-2, 23:1-5
A Kid Can Give. A Boy Helps Jesus Feed the People – John 6:1-13
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