Summit
  Kids

Summit Kids
Vision and Mission:

We exist to make maturing and multiplying disciples who increasingly believe who they are in Christ as they intentionally endeavor to Know Jesus, Connect in gospel relationships, and Live for the King’s mission in their world. Our hope for Summit Kids is the same, with the focus being on children and their families.

We want our kids to KNOW the love of Jesus. On Sunday mornings, we use The Gospel Project for Kids—a Christ-centered Bible study that walks through the entire Bible in chronological order. A child who grows up in Summit Kids will journey through the whole story of Scripture three times, building a deep and lasting understanding of God’s Word. Each week, these stories come to life through video, music, activities, and more.

We also know that families are the primary influence in teaching children the gospel. Our goal is to come alongside parents by providing practical tools and resources to help their children grow in their faith. Each week, we send home materials to help families dive deeper into Sunday’s lesson, and we share even more ideas on our Summit Kids Facebook and Instagram pages for growing in the gospel together.

We want our kids to CONNECT in gospel relationships. We encourage children to regularly attend the same Summit Kids class each Sunday so they can build lasting friendships with peers in their age group or grade, as well as meaningful connections with their Summit Kids Classroom Leaders.

We want our kids to LIVE as everyday missionaries. As they learn about God’s love for them, they are encouraged to share that love wherever they go—in their schools, ballparks, dance studios, and beyond.

Summit Kids Handbook

Summit Kids
Safety

Safety is a top priority for us on Sunday mornings. When you arrive, our Summit Kids team will assist you in checking in your child. We use a computerized check-in system to make sure that only people you designate can pick up your children. All adult leaders serving in Summit Kids have had a background check, as well as appropriate training.

 

CHILD Protection Policy

Frequently Asked Questions