Family Ministry

Covenant Kids

We accomplish our mission of helping parents teach their children to love and live the gospel through our Sunday gathering, our weekly catechisms, parent resources and our annual Family Summit.

Sunday Gathering

Our Sunday Gathering provides classes for children ages birth through 5^th grade, and each room is led by a dedicated volunteer who has been through a background check and orientation process.

Leaving your children in our care is a huge responsibility that we take very seriously.

Here are a few of our policies that help ensure your child’s safety and security, which is our highest priority:

• Our Check-In System (Parent and child each receive a sticker with a unique, matching number printed on them, and your matching sticker is required to pick up your child. Check-in starts at 10 each Sunday morning.)
• All volunteers go through a criminal background check
• No male volunteers will change a child’s diaper
• No male volunteers will take children to the restroom

If you have any questions about our policies and procedures, please email jason@thecovenantchurch.com.

For kids 3 years – 5^th grade, we teach a simple curriculum based on the New City Catechism (hyperlink www.newcitycatechism.com), and the main goal is to give children a biblical foundation and knowledge of who God is, and how much he loves them.

Each Sunday, your children will learn that week’s catechism in their class, and we encourage parents to continue to teach and discuss the catechism with your kids through your week.

In your Sunday morning packet, you’ll find Family Devotion Guide that corresponds with the weekly catechism and is designed to help you continue the catechism lesson.

Covenant Students

Our goal for our students is to equip them to believe and understand the gospel, defend the faith and to live missional lives. We accomplish this through our weekly meeting every Sunday morning at 9:30, and our monthly fellowship events.

Our hope is to be a second voice to what parents are already teaching in their homes; to provide resources, support, and additional spiritual leadership for our families. We are excited about the programs and events we provide as a family ministry, but we firmly believe that the most important thing that a baby, a toddler, a child, and a teenager need to flourish spiritually is parents who are committed to leading them spiritually.

Family Summit

Our annual Family Summit is designed to provide teaching and resources on topics such as discipline, how to talk with your children about salvation and baptism, how to have a fruitful family devotion, and many more topics.