We've created a safe and caring environment for your children. Every volunteer is screened and our secure children’s area is limited to children, their families, and approved volunteers. And as your children experience various milestones, it's our joy to celebrate them through child dedications, kindergarten Bible presentations, and 5th grade graduation.
If you and your children are joining us in person, please stop by our Welcome Center. We’d love to meet you and answer any questions you might have about Orchard Kids.
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Awana is a ministry committed to reaching children age 3 to 5th grade with the gospel and training them to serve Him. Awana is a place where children can play games, memorize Bible verses, earn prizes, and learn about God. We meet September - April.
Registration for 2023-2024 is now open!
Volunteers, please register here.
Cubbies Calendar | Sparks Calendar | Girls T&T Calendar | Boys T&T Calendar
The cafe is open from 5:30-6:45 p.m. on Tuesdays, selling Papa John's Pizza (whole pizza or by the slice).
We celebrate when believing parents make a commitment to teach, train, and model godliness to a child - making a public pledge before God and our church family. Please complete a Child Dedication Request Form if you would like your child to be dedicated.
Child Dedication usually takes place twice a year. One of the child's parents must be a member in order for their child to be dedicated at The Orchard.
We use the Gospel Project's online curriculum to allow children to grow in their understanding of the Bible at home throughout the week. You can find resources here:
To learn more about our children's ministry, contact:
ROBIN PRICE, Director of Children's Ministries
We welcome children with all types of special needs and offer to provide a "buddy" for them so parents can attend church. We would love to meet your child to determine how we can support them in the best way possible. Additionally, SNaP'N (Special Needs Parent Network) meets the second Monday of each month September - May, 6:30-8 p.m., in Room 110. Parents of children/adults with special needs gather for a time in God's Word, prayer, and occasional outside speakers. Volunteer caregivers are provided for all children/adults with special needs and their siblings.
As you come to The Orchard, be assured that your children's safety is a priority. All volunteers are background checked, screened, and trained. Before entering Orchard Kids, parents are required to check in at one of our kiosks to receive a child check-in nametag, a classroom ticket to give to their teacher, and a matching adult pick-up nametag. Guests can obtain a temporary wristband at our Orchard Kids Welcome Desk.
We use the same system as the local public schools to determine which classroom is the most appropriate for your child—with a September 1 cut-off date.
If we need to get in touch with you during the service, we will send a text to the phone number you used for check-in, with your child’s room number.
If your child has a severe food allergy, please let us know when you sign in or on the registration card so we are aware of the specific allergy and its severity. Additionally, we try to stay away from serving nuts and other common food allergens.
Yes, we encourage families to worship together! It’s okay if your kids are a little squirmy.
Whether you are here for the first time or have attended for years, all parents are asked to show their child’s ticket (given at check in) when picking up children, infants to second grade. Third through fifth grade are allowed to leave their classrooms upon dismissal, so please set up a family meeting spot.
Don't hesitate to ask. We're here to help.
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