Sundays in the Children's Ministry

On Sunday mornings, we create a welcoming and nurturing environment where children can grow in their faith. We offer Children's Church, Small Saints, Sunday School, and a nursery for infants. 

Nursery (0-1yr olds)

The babies and toddlers in these rooms enjoy age-appropriate toys, books, Bible stories, music, and lots of hugs and cuddles. Parents, please utilize our check-in system, and remember to label all cups, bags, etc.

Children's Church (2yr-olds to PreK)

These kiddos enjoy music, snacks, indoor playtime and outside playtime. Parents, please utilize our check-in system, and remember to label all cups, bags, etc.

Small Saints and Sunday School

Children attend the worship service with their parents, then they are dismissed before the homily for a lesson and activities. They will return to the sanctuary during the Offertory, and before Communion.

Questions?

If you have a question not answered below, please reach out to our Children's Director, Michael Clark. 
How do I check in my child?
For children in Nursery and Children's Church, All Saints uses a child check-in system through TouchPoint. When you enter the Children's Hall, you'll see three check-in stations to your left. If you're visiting for the first time, there will be a staff person present to help you check-in. After you sign in, you'll receive a printed name tag to put on your child and a "claim check" to keep with you. You'll need to present the claim check when you come back to pick up your child at the end of the service.
Do I need to sign in my child for Small Saints?
You do not need to sign in your child for Small Saints. Children attending Small Saints are released from the main worship service after the Gospel reading and before the homily. Small Saints teachers meet the children in the Narthex and walk them to their class in Room 102. If it's your child's first time attending, you may want to go with them or send them with a friend. Small Saints children return to worship just before communion. Teachers are notified when it's time to return and they walk the children back to the sanctuary.