Engage Preschoolers at Home:

This week preschoolers learned that they need God every day. In our Bible story, God’s people faced hard and scary things, but God cared about them when they were hurting. He was with them and helped them every day. God provided for His people, and He provides for us every day too. As you go about the week, thank God for ways He provides for you and your family. As you sit down to eat, thank God for providing the food you need. As you get ready for bed, thank God for providing a place to rest. As you spend time with your family and friends, thank God for providing people to love and care for you each day. Let’s remind our preschoolers (and ourselves) that God takes care of us every day.

Take 1 day this week to highlight these 2 things and spend 3 minutes talking about them: Ask, “What are some things you do every day?” Share that we need God every day, and God cares about us as we go throughout our days. Talk about ways God provides for your family each day.

Draw a picture of the sun in the center of a sheet of paper. Give your preschoolers several crayons and invite them to draw simple pictures of things they need each day (food, bed, family, friends) around the sun. Thank God for the ways He takes care of your family’s needs each day.
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Engage Kids at Home:

Draw a picture of the sun in the center of a sheet of paper. Give your preschoolers several crayons and invite them to draw simple pictures of things they need each day (food, bed, family, friends) around the sun. Thank God for the ways He takes care of your family’s needs each day.

This week, take 1 day to ask these 2 questions and spend 3 minutes talking about them: When everything is going good in life, do you feel like you need anything else? How does it help to know that God is with us every day?

Lead your family to play a game to remind them of the Bible story and of how God still meets needs and guides us through His Holy Spirit. Choose a family member to be the “guide” who holds the flashlight in a dark room while others close their eyes. Invite the guide to shine the light on a path and call out, “Follow the light!” Encourage your family to move slowly toward the light, listening for directions. Let each person take a turn being the guide. Remind your kids that we need God every day and that God guides us.

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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Checking in Kids?
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.





