ctk kids

welcome to ctk kids!

We are dedicated to helping children grow in what it means to be led by the Spirit, shaped by the Scriptures, and strengthened by the Sacraments. We believe that God's presence is real and accessible to children, and we want to create a safe, nurturing space where they can connect with Him in a personal way. Through engaging Bible stories, hands-on activities, and experiences with the sacraments, we aim to help children understand what it means to follow Jesus and live into their faith.

  • At CTK Kids, we offer age-appropriate classes and activities that engage children in learning about God’s Word in creative ways. From Bible stories to worship, arts and crafts, games, and prayer time, each experience is designed to build a strong, personal connection with Jesus while fostering lasting friendships with others.

    We believe church should be a place where kids feel loved, safe, and supported. Our leaders are committed to creating an atmosphere where each child is known, valued, and cared for.

  • Your child’s safety is our top priority. All our volunteers are background-checked, MinistrySafe trained, and committed to providing a safe and welcoming environment for every child. We also follow a two-teacher rule in every classroom, ensuring that there are always two adult leaders present to supervise and care for the children. This policy is in place to provide an added layer of security and to promote a safe, supportive experience for everyone.

programs & classes

nursery & toddlers
9am & 11am

Safe, loving care for our youngest ones, with simple stories, songs, and play time.

preschool (Ages 3-5)
9am only

This fun, interactive class is designed to introduce children to the basics of the Christian faith. Each week, kids hear a Bible story, create a related craft, enjoy a snack, and have time for free play.

elementary (k-4)
9am & 11am

Our elementary classes provide dynamic Bible teaching with engaging hands-on activities, musical worship, and small group time. Kids are invited to check in to their classrooms prior to the service, where they will join their peers for a fun and interactive experience. Elementary-aged kids will also have the opportunity to receive Communion or a verbal blessing, depending on their preference and family tradition.