We understand how difficult it can be to bring your family into a new church! There are so many questions that come with dropping your child off for their first Sunday class. But we have answers! At Crossroads Fellowship, we care deeply about ensuring your child’s safety and fostering learning and friendship that honors God.

Read through our Q&A for a look into how Crossroads Kids does this well.

1. What is the mission behind Crossroads Kids?
Our mission is to help children and their families grow in their faith and become fully devoted followers of Christ as they Connect, Grow, Pray, Serve, and Give. Together, we have the potential to make a lasting impact on the next generation.

2. What can my child expect during their service?
On Sunday mornings with Crossroads Kids, your child can expect to experience engaging worship; exciting games; Bible stories and lessons that bring the Bible to life and makes it relevant to them right where they are; welcoming volunteers, excited to greet them week after week; and so much more!

3. What are the safety protocols and procedures you have in place?
Your child's safety is our number one priority. In addition to all volunteers being thoroughly background checked, we have policies in place for all things from diaper changing and bathroom trips to room ratios that are appropriate for each developmental stage. We also have a specific check-in and check-out system where we match the unique number on your child's tag with your pick-up tag before releasing your child.

4. What happens if my child needs me?
Should your child need you during service, you will receive a text to the number that is on your child's profile from Crossroads Kids. Please have your phone on vibrate and near you during services.

We got you covered! Access our curriculum by clicking on the images below.

First Look by Orange 
for Toddlers and Preschoolers

252Kids + 252Preteen by Orange
for Elementary Ages

Download the Parent Cue app for activities and resources that can help you build faith, character, and connection with your child.

**This Sunday School class takes place during the 11am service. At Crossroads, we embrace each child's needs and provide a safe place where they can learn about Jesus in a more sensory-integrated environment.

If this sounds like a fit for your child, we encourage you to reach out to Kids Director Kathryn Putnam so we can prepare well to serve them.

Our Nursing Mother’s Room is down the hall from Crossroads Kids and to the right, with live sermon broadcast and a diaper changing station available.

Many children don’t learn to understand God’s Word on their own until they’re older. That's where Precepts come in! Precepts are Bible study classes designed to help kids build strong Bible-reading skills—from recognizing what the “red words” signify to interpreting the meaning of one of Jesus’ parables. This is a great next step for kids asking for more challenging lessons.

These classes take place in Rm 350 during the 9:15am and 11am services. Registration for Precepts is $10 per child.

This year, we’re studying Abraham, God’s Brave Explorer by Kay Arthur and Janna Arndt. From September through May, we’ll travel with Abraham through Genesis 11–25 as he follows God's call to an unknown land—and continues to place his trust in Him along the way.

Please contact Kathryn Putnam with any questions.

Our Nursing Mother’s Suite is located on the 2nd floor of the church, behind our ladies’ restroom, with live sermon broadcast and a diaper changing station available.

Many children don’t learn to understand God’s Word on their own until they’re older. That's where Precepts come in! Precepts are Bible study classes designed to help kids build strong Bible-reading skills—from recognizing what the “red words” signify to interpreting the meaning of one of Jesus’ parables. This is a great next step for kids asking for more challenging lessons.

These classes take place in Rm 104 during the 11am service, from September through May. Registration for Precepts is $10 per child.

This year, we’re studying Extreme Adventures with God: Isaac, Esau, and Jacob by Kay Arthur and Janna Arndt—which highlights how children of God are outfitted with all the spiritual gear they need for their amazing trip through life.

Please contact Paula Batton with any questions.