Engage Preschoolers at Home:

This week we taught preschoolers that we need God’s help. In our Bible story, the people who were with Jesus and His disciples were hungry and needed God’s help. Jesus fed each person until they were full with just five loaves of bread and two fish. Just like the people needed God’s help, we need God’s help too. Ask your preschooler, “What are some things you need help with?” (Examples could include being kind, cleaning up toys, and feeling better when she is sad.) Each time your child names something, raise your hands high and say, “God helps me!” together.

Take 1 day this week to highlight these 2 things and spend 3 minutes talking about them: Show your preschooler an image of an ambulance. Ask, “What do ambulances do?” Talk about how an ambulance helps when someone is hurt or sick. Mention that we need God’s help every day and God is faithful to help us because He cares for us.

This week we learned that God gives us what we need. When the people in the Bible were hungry and needed help. Jesus helped them by feeding each one of them with just five loaves of bread and two fish. This was a miracle, something only God could do because there were thousands of people! Remind your preschoolers that we need God’s help too. Draw fish shapes on a sheet of paper for your preschooler to color. Talk about things your child needs God’s help with, like being kind, sharing, or feeling brave.
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Engage Kids at Home:

This week we taught kids that Jesus had compassion on people in a crowd—He cared about them deeply. We need His compassion, too, and He gives it to us. God cares about us so much; He sent His only Son, Jesus, to make the way for us to have a relationship with Him. Spend time with your kids this week talking about compassion. Talk with your kids about ways to show compassion to friends, including telling them about Jesus.

This week, take 1 day to ask these 2 questions and spend 3 minutes talking about them: How does God show that He really cares about you? How can remembering those ways help when you feel sad, mad, or alone?

As a family, sit together and talk about what compassion means (recognizing the suffering of others then taking action to help.) Cut strips of paper and write one way your family can show compassion this week. Link the papers together using tape to make a paper chain and hang it somewhere visible as a daily reminder to show compassion.

Indoor Playground
Monday-Thursday 9am-2pm
The indoor playground offers a fun indoor space to play.
The indoor playground is open to the public.
*Children must be accompanied by an adult.
We reserve the right to change playground hours as necessary. Please check our facebook page or call (660) 851-0680 for updates.
The indoor playground offers a fun indoor space to play.
The indoor playground is open to the public.
*Children must be accompanied by an adult.
We reserve the right to change playground hours as necessary. Please check our facebook page or call (660) 851-0680 for updates.

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Our goal is simple–volunteers show kids the love of Jesus! All volunteers are screened with thorough Federal background checks, so they are able to provide safety and spiritual guidance to your child. Plus, you can be a part of our talented Children’s Ministry!
Our goal is simple–volunteers show kids the love of Jesus! All volunteers are screened with thorough Federal background checks, so they are able to provide safety and spiritual guidance to your child. Plus, you can be a part of our talented Children’s Ministry!

Vacation Bible School
Sedalia: July 27-30
Registration is open!
Families, get ready! Kingdom Quest VBS is coming—an unforgettable journey where children will learn about God’s Kingdom, experience His love, and grow in their faith through engaging lessons and fun activities.
Register on the event below!
Families, get ready! Kingdom Quest VBS is coming—an unforgettable journey where children will learn about God’s Kingdom, experience His love, and grow in their faith through engaging lessons and fun activities.
Register on the event below!
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If you are checking in Kids for the first time, it's best to arrive a few minutes early to get them registered. On subsequent visits, you simply visit one of the child registration kiosks to get your name tags and security tags printed.





