World of Wonder
Your child's new favorite place.
Pastor Fox says: I saved you a seat!
- Ages
- Birth–5th grade
- Sundays
- 10:01 AM
- First time?
- We'll walk you in
Pastor Fox says: Hi! I'm Pastor Fox, and this whole place is yours.
Pastor Fox says: We've got worship you can jump to, stories that are actually good, and a room full of people who already know your name.
What iKIDZ actually is
iKIDZ is Sunday morning built for children from birth through 5th grade — worship, a Bible lesson on their level, and small-group time with leaders who show up every week.
It isn't daycare and it isn't school. Your child isn't being supervised until you're done; they're being taught, and they'll have something to tell you about in the car.
We partner with you. What they learn Sunday is meant to keep going at your kitchen table.
Your first drop-off, step by step
Nobody's first Sunday should involve guessing. Here's exactly how it goes, start to finish.
1Arrive
Pastor Fox says: Come in the door with my name on it!
Free parking on site. Head for the iKIDZ i-Land entrance on the school side of campus — the arched door with the palm trees over it. That's the door built for families.
2Check in
Pastor Fox says: You get a name tag. It's yours to keep.
Sign in at the check-in station. Your child gets a name tag and you get the matching tag — that tag is how they come back to you. First time takes a couple of extra minutes, so arrive about 15 minutes early and it's unhurried.
3Drop off
Pastor Fox says: Worship first. We start loud.
Kids head to Room 112 for worship all together. Our littlest ones go straight to the nursery instead.
4Small groups
Pastor Fox says: Then it's my class, my leader, my people.
After worship, kids split into their own classrooms by age for a small-group lesson with their leaders.
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Pick up
Pastor Fox says: Same spot every week. Don't be late — I'll miss you.
Everyone gathers in the children's sanctuary or the gym. Your child is released only to an approved guardian holding the matching tag.
Kept safe. Every single week.
You're trusting us with the most important person in your life. Here's how we hold that.
Cleared before they ever serve
Every adult in an iKIDZ room has completed a background check — staff and volunteers alike, held to the same standard. Not most of them. All of them.
CPR trained
Our iKIDZ team is trained in CPR. It's the kind of thing you hope never matters, and the kind of thing you want handled by someone who has practiced it.
Matching tags, every single week
At check-in your child gets a name tag and you get the tag that matches it. At pickup, that tag is what brings them back — a child is released only to an approved guardian holding it. No tag, no handoff, no exceptions, even if we know you.
Security in the corridor
We post security in the children's corridor every Sunday. Once service starts, the only adults who reach your child are the ones authorized to be there.
If we need you, you'll know
Every child's profile has your number on it. We can text you, put your child's number on the sanctuary screen, or send a volunteer in to find you. You will not be left wondering whether someone came looking.
Allergies, handled before you arrive
You tell us about allergies when you first register, and it stays on file — it prints directly on your child's check-in sticker, so the leader in the room sees it every single week without anyone having to remember. Our snacks are also chosen without peanut oil and other common triggers, for every kid.
Anything we haven't covered here? Ask us in the visit form and we'll answer honestly and specifically — before Sunday.
The faces your kids will run to
iKIDZ is led by people who chose children's ministry on purpose — and every adult serving in it has cleared the same background check, staff and volunteer alike.
David Glenn
iKIDZ Director
Tiara Alexander
Champions Club Director
Their hour, by age
Everybody worships together first. Then every child goes to their own classroom, their own leader, and a lesson built for exactly where they are.
Every room follows the same rhythm
- Prayer and snacks
- A memory verse tied to the day's lesson
- Praise and worship
- The lesson — video-driven, with a craft and an activity
- Gym time, if the hour allows
Lessons come from our ShareFaith curriculum, so what your child learns builds week to week instead of starting over.
3 & under
Nursery
Pastor Fox says: Soft floors and someone to hold you.
Our littlest ones have a fun morning with a snack, music and dancing, coloring, simple crafts, and Bible stories. They'll head home smiling, showing off their artwork, and singing songs they learned.
Before kindergarten
Pre-K
Pastor Fox says: We sing loud and we do NOT sit still.
Pre-K is full of fun. Kids enjoy a snack, sing and worship together, play games, hear a Bible story through a lesson or video, and make a craft to take home. Don't be surprised if they're excited to tell you all about the story on the ride home.
Kindergarten–1st grade
K & 1st
Pastor Fox says: Big stories. Bigger questions.
This group starts with a snack, spends a little time in prayer, plays games, watches a Bible lesson, and gets creative with a craft. They'll leave having fun, making friends, and learning something new about God.
2nd–3rd grade
2nd & 3rd
Pastor Fox says: You're old enough for the real stuff.
Kids in this class love the mix of games, Bible lessons, and hands-on activities. Between snack, prayer, a video lesson, and a fun craft, they'll have plenty to talk about — and maybe even teach you something they learned.
4th–5th grade
4th & 5th
Pastor Fox says: This is where it gets good. Bring your questions.
Older kids dive a little deeper into the Bible while still having lots of fun. They enjoy games, prayer, snacks, and activities that get them thinking, talking, and discovering how God's Word connects to their everyday lives.
This is a normal Sunday
Not a highlight reel and not a photoshoot — just our rooms, our leaders, and our kids on an ordinary weekend.
Pastor Fox says: See? Told you it was good in here.
Champions Club
Every kid gets the World of Wonder.
Champions Club is intentional support for children and families with special needs — in rooms built for them, since 2016.
If Sunday morning has been hard, or you've stopped trying because the last place couldn't hold your child, start with us. Tell us about your family before you come and we'll have someone ready.
Pastor Fox says: Everybody's a champion in here. Everybody.
Tell us about your familyThe questions parents actually ask
Can I stay with my child the first time?
Yes. You're welcome to stay with your child that first Sunday. Plenty of parents do, and nobody will rush you out.
My child has a food allergy. How does that work?
You tell us once, when you first register, and it stays on file. It prints right on your child's check-in sticker every week, so the leader in the room can see it without anyone having to remember or ask. Our snacks are also chosen without peanut oil and other common triggers.
Does my child need to be potty trained?
No. Our nursery has changing stations and keeps diapers and pull-ups on hand. Bring your child as they are — this is not something to sort out before you come.
How will you reach me if something's wrong?
Your number is on your child's profile. Depending on what's needed we'll text you, put your child's number up on the sanctuary screen, or send a volunteer in to find you. You won't be left wondering.
What should my child wear?
Whatever they're comfortable in. There's no dress code here — for them or for you.
We're just visiting. Is that weird?
Not even a little. A good number of the kids in that room came for the first time this year.
