Kids and Teens at North
GOD MADE YOU!
God Knows You!
God Loves You!
You Belong To Him!
These are the things we want our children at Madison Kids: North to know and imprint on their hearts and in their minds!
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
During the school year, Madison Kids will begin their experience in our sanctuary for worship with their families. They will be dismissed to the kids gathering down the hall around 10:30 AM. Please arrive before the service starts to check your child in at the registration table. We provide a snack that each child can choose as they get picked up by their guardian at the end of the service. And rest assured, every one of our volunteers has been screened and background checked.
For details or questions, contact Stephanie Kammeraad
We look forward to serving your families and connecting with your kids this year!
Nursery (Birth through age three):
We want our babies and toddlers to feel God’s love for them through us! Through our rotating themes, we also want them to learn that God made them and all the people, He made all the animals, and He made everything that grows! Through toys, books, and songs, the young ones in our care get to play and explore all of these things!
PreK-3rd grade:
The kids will learn of God’s love for His people from the beginning of time through now, which includes them! They are encouraged to ask “why” and “how” questions as they engage God’s Big Story. There will be whole group time followed by small group or individual activities.
4th-6th grade:
Kids at this age are encouraged to serve as classroom helpers in the nursery or PreK-3rd grade class as a way to grow their leadership skills. If they choose to stay in the sanctuary during the service, there are worship guides available to assist them in engaging with the various parts, growing them as worshipers.
7th-12th grade:
Students at this age are ready to dig into their faith and apply it to their life. They’ll explore Bible stories and themes, often pairing them with important teachings from the Reformed confessions. This guides students to dive deeper into more complex concepts as they study God’s Word.
