What will my kids learn in Lake Sawyer Kids?
At Lake Sawyer Kids, we use the GROW curriculum, a Bible-centered, age-appropriate program designed to help kids build a lasting relationship with Jesus. Each month features a new theme rooted in Scripture, brought to life through engaging teaching, worship, small groups, and hands-on activities. In preschool, kids explore foundational Bible stories and begin to understand who God is through songs, play, crafts, and storytelling. Everything is tailored to meet them where they are developmentally—helping them feel safe, loved, and excited to learn about God.
In elementary, kids learn how to live out their faith in everyday life. We focus on four spiritual habits that guide their growth:
Each Sunday, kids connect with caring leaders, build friendships in small groups, and discover how to follow Jesus in a way that makes sense for their age and stage of life.
In elementary, kids learn how to live out their faith in everyday life. We focus on four spiritual habits that guide their growth:
- Spending time with God
- Spending time with other
- Using their gifts
- Sharing their story
Each Sunday, kids connect with caring leaders, build friendships in small groups, and discover how to follow Jesus in a way that makes sense for their age and stage of life.
How do I check my child in to Lake Sawyer Kids?
On your first visit, look for the Lake Sawyer Kids Check-In area, located in Water A Bldg. If you can’t find it, one of our volunteers will be happy to help you!
At Check-In, you'll be welcomed by a Lake Sawyer Kids volunteer eager to meet your family and show you how Lake Sawyer Kids works. To check your child in, we’ll need some information at that time, including a family member's name, your child's name and birthday, your address, your phone number, and any special instructions. We'll be there every step of the way, right up to when you drop your kids off at the appropriate room, so feel free to ask questions!
At Check-In, you'll be welcomed by a Lake Sawyer Kids volunteer eager to meet your family and show you how Lake Sawyer Kids works. To check your child in, we’ll need some information at that time, including a family member's name, your child's name and birthday, your address, your phone number, and any special instructions. We'll be there every step of the way, right up to when you drop your kids off at the appropriate room, so feel free to ask questions!
I have a child in 5th grade and in kindergarten, can they be in the same room?
We want children to have the best experience possible and we do that by having kids in their age appropriate areas. If you have a friend visiting, a relative from out of town, we can have the kids both go in the lower grade area.
How does Lake Sawyer Kids ensure my kid is safe and secure?
In Lake Sawyer Kids, safety is one of our highest priorities. That's why we have a secure check-in system. Upon check-in, you'll receive matching identification stickers. Your child will need to wear their name tag sticker and you will need to keep the matching tag. After the service, you'll show the Lake Sawyer leader your matching tag in order for your child to be released from their room.
Every Lake Sawyer Kids volunteer leader is screened, participates in a background check, and receives appropriate training from our staff.
In the event that we need to contact you during the service, we will send you a text message.
Every Lake Sawyer Kids volunteer leader is screened, participates in a background check, and receives appropriate training from our staff.
In the event that we need to contact you during the service, we will send you a text message.
I have a child with special needs. Is there anything I need to know before I take my child to Lake Sawyer Kids?
If you have a child with special needs who might need a little extra support to participate in Lake Sawyer Kids, we'd love to partner with you to make their experience amazing! Please email kids@lakesawyerchurch.org and we can help you through the process.
What is your policy on allergies/medications?
To ensure safety, our environments are peanut-free zones and we do not provide food or snacks for children during our services. If your child requires an epi-pen, and you would like to turn it in, then you may give it to the ministry lead for that area. We require it to be in its original packaging.
We do not administer any medication to children including Benadryl, Claritin, Ibuprofen, etc.
We do not administer any medication to children including Benadryl, Claritin, Ibuprofen, etc.
What is your well child policy?
These are the things we look for. If your child has these, we ask you to stay home, rest up, and feel better. You and your child can watch service online in the meantime.
- Fever
- Cough
- Runny nose
- Sore throat
- Ear infection
- Vomiting
- Bronchitis
- Diarrhea
- Unknown rash
- Pink eye
- Lice or nits
- Hand, Foot, & Mouth Disease
- Roseola
- Chicken Pox
- Other contagious disease or illnesses