Sunday Morning Worship and Nursery

Children are welcomed and encouraged to be included in the church service. Often, our worship services offer a time especially for children with a children’s book reading or special lesson from the pastor or another leader.

We have an area in our Sanctuary with rocking chairs, soft toys, and a play mat for your little one (but you are also welcome to sit wherever you’d like!). Feel free to explain to your child what is happening throughout the service. If your child is feeling wiggly, please do not worry about suppressing those wiggles!

If you need a changing table during the service, there is one available nearby in the nursery.

Fidget Bags are available for your children near the entrance to the Sanctuary. Please feel free to grab a fidget bag, fidget toy, and/or activity sheet. Once finished, please return the bags and fidget toys, so they can be sanitized and ready for another family to use next time.

If you would like to take your child to the nursery, it is located between the Sanctuary and Community Center, available for ages 0-5 beginning at 10 AM. Our nursery attendants are all background checked and Safe-Sanctuaries certified.

Photo of a person drawing a pink heart with a crayon on a small piece of paper.
  • A photo of two children standing outside smiling at the camera. The child on the left is holding a white sign that says "TRUMP IS A BULLY" in black lettering. The child on the right is wearing glasses and holding a sign that is decorated to look like a transgender pride flag with the words "PRONOUNS MATTER".
  • Photo of two children standing outside holding handmade signs. The sign on the left says in big lettering "No human being is illegal". In smaller lettering, the sign continues, "Human beings can be beautiful or more beautiful; They can be fat or skinny. They can be right or wrong. But illegal? How can a human being be illegal" The sign is referencing a quote from Elie Wiesel. The child on the right is holding a painted sign that says "NO KIDS IN CAGES" and shows painted silhouettes of five children surrounded by prison fencing topped with barbed wire.
  • A photo of two adults, one holding a small child. They are standing beside a bus that has been decorated with colorful craft paints. The window of the bus has the words "ART MORE, HATE LESS" painted on it in purple and pink.
  • A photo of a toddler sitting in a chair at a table with an empty, messy plate. She is licking her fingers with a satisfied look on her face.
  • Photo of a two adults squatting and posing with their small child in front of Santa who is sitting in the back of a decorated red pickup truck with a gleeful look on his face. Decorations include presents, Christmas trees and poinsettias. They are outside with the church building in the background and a canopy tent shading the back of the truck.
  • A photo of a group of children sitting indoors being red to by a drag queen who is holding up a book showing them pictures and looking fabulous! One child is smiling at the camera while the rest are looking at the book.
  • An outdoor photo of two children standing in front of the Easter bunny
  • A group of eight adults and children standing shoulder to shoulder outside on the grass wearing face masks. One child is holding up a white sign with black neatly handwritten lettering that says "NO LIVES MATTER TILL BLACK LIVES MATTER"
  • A photo of two children and one young adult tending to seedlings in a garden. The young adult is wearing gardening gloves and using a garden trowel. The two children are each watering the garden using small watering cans.
  • A photo of two adults, each holding a small child posing with Santa who is sitting in the back of a red pickup truck surrounded by Christmas decorations. It looks cold and rainy, but everyone is smiling gleefully. The group is sheltered from the rain by a pop up canopy tent.
  • A candid photo of several children standing next to a white bus decorating it with colorful craft paint. The children, all between ages 4 and 8 are wearing art smocks with their hands covered in paint from finger-painting and making hand prints.
  • The Easter bunny chilling outside in front of the church on a sunny day. They are sitting on a park bench with their legs crossed, one arm resting across the back of the bench, and the other hand waving at the camera. The bench is flanked by two Easter arrangement of white, pink, and yellow flowers, Easter lilies, and a plush cuddly toy duck that looks almost as fuzzy as the Easter bunny themselves.