A father holding his young son
Next gen

Nursery
to twenty-
eight.

Four rooms, four nights, one idea: that your kid is known by name by an adult who is glad they came.

By age

Where your
kid goes.

If you only read one thing on this page, read this. Everything else is detail.

KidsNursery–6th

YFC Kids

Age-appropriate rooms, both services, leaders who are background checked. You check them in before the service and you collect them after — nobody else can.

Sundays
9:00 & 10:30 AM

Pre-teensAges 9–12

YFC Preteens

The in-between age, with a room of its own. Two Sundays a month, two hours, and not a lecture.

1st & 3rd Sundays
3:30–5:30 PM Pauses on Father's Day and through August

Youth6th–12th

YFC Youth

The goal is a community where students feel known, important and loved. Middle school and high school together, learning to build safe, Christ-centred friendships.

Wednesdays
6:30 PM

Young adultsAges 18–28

Young Adults

An honest, Christ-centred community built on Acts 2:42–47: worship, study and deep relationships. Everyone is welcome regardless of where you come from, what you believe, or where you are right now.

Tuesdays
6:30 PM North Town Coffeehouse, 32 N Front St

Out in the city

A child in work gloves on a service day

This City My City, September

If you're the parent

The questions
you'd rather
not have to ask.

Check-in

Before the service, at the desk

Give yourself ten minutes the first time. You check them in, you collect them after, and nobody else can.

Who's with them

Background-checked leaders

Every volunteer in a kids or youth room has been through a background check. Ask us about it any time — it's a fair question and we'd rather you asked.

First time

Stay with them if you'd rather

Some kids walk straight in. Some don't. Either is normal, and you're welcome to stay until they're settled.

Who to ask

Austin Holman, Family Ministries

For youth and young adults, Skylee Aguilar. Either of them will answer a question before you ever bring a kid through the door.

One more thing

Bring them
once.

You don't have to commit to anything. Come one Sunday, see whether your kid wants to come back, and decide from there.