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We recommend arriving 10 to 15 minutes before service so you have time to check in and walk your child to the right room.
Volunteers are screened and trained, and we use matching family tags plus secure classroom procedures during drop-off and pick-up.
We serve infants through 5th grade in age-based environments that support each stage of development and learning.
No. Walk-ins are always welcome — pre-registering just means less to fill in at the desk on your first Sunday.
There is free parking on the north side of the building. Head for the Welcome Desk in the main foyer and someone will walk you to the right room.
Whatever they are comfortable in. Most of our mornings involve sitting on the floor, crafts, and moving around.
Tell us at check-in and we will note it on their tag. Our rooms are allergy-aware, and we can pair your child with a leader who knows their needs.
Every family tag carries a number. If your child needs you, that number appears on the screen in the main hall.
Come to a first-Saturday training session. Safeguarding checks and the curriculum walkthrough are covered there — no experience assumed.
Of course. Parents are welcome in every room, and for the nursery we would rather you did until your child settles.
Yes — coffee in the Welcome Café, and a parents and carers meetup on the third Saturday of each month.
Only with written permission, which you give or withhold at the desk, and which you can change at any time. A child without permission is never in a photo we publish.
Yes. Please share any allergies or special needs with us before your visit so our team can prepare and coordinate the right care for your child.
Yes — on your first visit our team will personally walk you and your child to the right classroom and introduce you to the leaders so everyone feels at ease.
After the service, parents return to the classroom and check out their child using the matching family tag received at drop-off, ensuring a safe and secure pickup.
Still have questions before your first Sunday? Contact the team and we’ll gladly help your family prepare to visit.
