Imagination: The Engine of the Future 🚀
We live in a world that often stops stewarding imagination in our little ones. It trades creativity for consumption. At Impact Kids, we fight against that trend.
Every Sunday, children from Preschool to 5th Grade enter an environment designed to feed their God-given dreams. We don't just lecture; we engage every aspect of their mind through:
- Hands-On Learning: Building, creating, doing.
- Creative Worship: Expressing joy without inhibition.
- Mentorship: Connecting with leaders who actually care.
Our goal isn't just to keep them quiet. It is to instill foundational principles in a way that is effective, memorable, and incredibly fun.
Our Mission: Breaking the Cycle of Apathy
We are fighting for a generation that doesn't just know about God, but actively dwells with Him. We envision young people who are:
- Mentally Sharp: Whose thoughts are inspired and purpose-driven.
- Spiritually Alive: Who understand their identity and potential.
- Action-Oriented: Who are ready to perform great works, not just watch them.
We Need Mentors, Not Just Volunteers
1. Mirrors of Glory
2. Warriors of Prayer
3. Builders of Dreams
Check out the video below for a preview of what Sundays look like at Impact Kids! 👇
Parental Need-to-Know (FAQ) 🛡️
Is my child safe?
Safety is our absolute baseline. Every environment is monitored, we utilize a secure check-in/check-out system, and every adult leader undergoes a comprehensive background check. We protect your children as fiercely as we would our own.
What if it's our first time?
We make it easy. Look for the "Impact Kids" check-in station when you arrive. A team member will guide you through the quick registration process (takes about 2 minutes) and show you exactly where your child's age group meets.
My child is anxious/shy. Can I stay with them?
Absolutely. We want you and your child to feel comfortable. You are welcome to stay and observe until your child feels ready to engage with the group. Our leaders are trained to help shy kids feel included at their own pace.
Do you just "babysit" them during the service?
Never. We don't do "holding tanks." From the moment they arrive, they are engaged in active learning, creative play, or worship. We believe children are capable of understanding profound Kingdom principles when taught in their language.
