Jesus said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them,
for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.” — Matthew 19:13-14
At Crestwood, we believe the church should work together with families to engage the next generation. All children’s and nursery volunteers are background checked and trained.
Crestwood Children’s Ministry Strives to:
Partner with parents to provide resources that help families grow spiritually
Set a foundation for faith in Scripture at each stage of a child’s spiritual development
Provide another person of influence for each child to invest in their faith journey
Create learning environments for children to experience God in a unique way
Teach children they are here for a special purpose and are part of a God’s big story
Infants to Pre-Kindergarten: What to Expect
Drop off is in the nursery, at the end of the education wing. This area is accessible through the back of the building via Boyd Hall before Sunday School (9:15am) and by the left courtyard door during Sunday School; this door brings you directly to our nursery area as well as to the elementary Sunday School class.
Sunday School
The Bible is for everyone – from infants to elder statesmen! Crestwood meets every age where they are. Infants begin learning of Jesus’ love through music and prayer in a safe, caring environment. As our children mature through the toddler years, they engage in each week’s Bible story with different, creative activities that affirm God’s love for them and their place in His family through Jesus.
Wednesday Night Kids
Wednesday night at Crestwood Midlothian is an active and fun time for families. The evening begins with a home cooked meal and great fellowship followed by special programming.
Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS)
Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) at Crestwood Midlothian is mainly for the moms, but the children are also given a full morning of nurture, engagement and social time with their peers. Activities vary by age, with babies rocked by grandmas to a rotation for the older children of recreation, crafts, music, faith and fun.
Kindergarten to 5th Grade: What to Expect
Elementary Sunday School meets next to the nursery in the education wing, This area is accessible through the back of the building via Boyd Hall before Sunday School (9:15am) and by the left courtyard door during Sunday School.
Sunday School
Elementary students are invited to grow in relationship with Jesus through skits, crafts, music and games. As they mature, Bible story discussions help kids know Jesus and reflect His character to the world around them.
Wednesday Night Kids
Wednesday night at Crestwood Midlothian are family oriented with activities for every age. The event begins with a home cooked meal and great fellowship, followed by special programming (combinations of music, recreation and teaching time).
Trail Life USA
Trail Life USA is a Christian outdoor adventure, character building and leadership program for boys. Troop 1200 meets on the first and third Monday nights of each month at the Midlothian Campus. It is presently open for boys in Kindergarten through 4th grade.
Camp Crestwood
Camp Crestwood at Crestwood Midlothian is a week of summer fun grounded in faith lessons that are reinforced throughout the morning activities. Music, crafts, and recreation abound! Registration will open in early April with each year’s theme and all the details.