Not a thing! Checking in as a first time guest takes about five minutes, but if you’d rather skip the wait, you can pre-register your family.

Each child will be given a name tag with a security code, and parents will receive a matching security sticker that will be required for check-out.

We only allow volunteers who enjoy working with kids and have a passion for ministering to children! All kids ministry volunteers have completed a thorough training process and passed an extensive background check.

Children with above-normal temperature, vomiting, or diarrhea in the past 24 hours, or a cold, persistent cough, rash or any contagious disease or infection should not be brought to the children’s areas out of respect for other families. Parents must be sure that their children are free from signs of illness for 24 hours before bringing them. If a child becomes ill while in our care, the parent/guardian will be asked to pick up their child. Teachers do not administer medications.

If we need to contact you, the code on your security sticker will appear on the auditorium screen. A volunteer will be waiting in the lobby to let you know what’s up.

If a child is inconsolable for more than 10 minutes in a way that is concerning or upsets the rest of the class, we will come get you unless you specify otherwise.

If you have a child with special needs, we have specially trained VIP volunteers at our Simpsonville campus who can assist them individually in the class that you and the volunteer determine is most appropriate for your child. Please let us know in advance about your child and their needs.

We encourage families to utilize our children’s ministry so parents can hear from God without distractions and children can learn about Jesus in kid-sized ways.

We would be happy to give you and your child a tour between services if you’d like to check us out. We also have an Infant Care room which is fully stocked and has a live stream of the service.

We take our call to build disciples seriously and ask for your help to ensure that children attending in our main auditorium are not distracting to others.