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Kids
A place where children discover God’s love and have fun doing it.
Who we are
From nursery care for infants to lessons and activities for preschool and elementary kids, every Sunday at St. Luke’s Kids is full of laughter, learning and faith. Through worship, games and small groups, kids grow closer to God and each other — and families get tools to keep growing at home.
Programs
What’s happening in Kids
Coming up
Events
Sunday mornings
Children ages 6 weeks–VPK should be checked in by a parent in the Child Development Center (CDC) hallway. This is the building directly across from the choir entrance to the Sanctuary. Children Kindergarten–5th grade should be checked in at The Treehouse, which is upstairs in Building C (Founder’s Hall).
Guide our Children with Christ's Love
Meaningful ways to get involved




we believe
We believe in partnering with all families to awaken young disciples toward a lifelong faith of growing in the knowledge, hope, and healing of Jesus Christ
News from Kids
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Fall Family Fun at St. Luke’s!
October 21, 5:30 – 7:30 p.m.
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October St. Luke’s Kids Newsletter
Fall Family Fun, Bible Buddies, and more..
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Parent Newsletter
A Note from Ms. Kelli and Ms. Jeni: Hi St. Luke's families! We just wanted to take a moment to say how…
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Who to ask
The team
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Kelli Louden
Director of Preschool Ministries
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Jeni Roop
Interim Director of Elementary Ministries
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Charis Brassell
Preschool and Childcare Coordinator
Before you ask
Questions people ask
Do I need to register my child before attending Sunday programming?
No pre-registration is required! Families are welcome to arrive and register on-site. Our friendly volunteers will be available to guide you through the process and help your child get settled into the appropriate group. Elementary-aged children can be checked in upstairs in Building C, above the Rotunda. Babies through Kindergarteners will check in just inside the entrance of Building B.
Do you offer accommodations for children with special needs?
Yes! We are committed to creating a welcoming and supportive environment for every child. We recognize that each child has unique needs, so we take an individualized approach. After speaking with the parent or guardian, we work together to understand the child’s learning style, behavior, and any specific needs. Our goal is to thoughtfully integrate those needs into the classroom setting to ensure a positive and successful experience for everyone.
Does St. Luke’s provide care for young children during worship services and events?
During Sunday church services, care and discipleship are offered for infants to Kindergarten on the first floor of Building B.
During Wednesday Night Programming, care is provided for infants to Kindergarten in Building A, room 110.
How can I volunteer with the Kids Ministry?
There are many ways to get involved with St. Luke’s KIDS—from serving on Sunday mornings or Wednesday nights, to helping at seasonal events like VBS and theater productions. Volunteers can assist in classrooms, lead small groups, or support with check-in and hospitality. They can help guide kids in sports leagues, provide snacks and supplies, or help with any of the behind-the-scenes work. Contact us children@st.lukes.org at to see how you can get involved.
What age groups do the Kids & Family Ministry serve?
Children’s Ministry / St. Luke’s KIDS serves children from birth through 5th grade, with dedicated programming and support tailored to each developmental stage, including nursery, preschool, and elementary-aged children.
What are the social media platforms I can follow to keep up with St. Luke’s Kids happenings?
When and where do Kids Ministry programs take place?
St. Luke’s KIDS programs are offered during Sunday morning worship services and on Wednesday evenings during the school year. Weekly programming typically happens in Buildings B and C on the church campus.
Special seasonal events, summer programs like VBS and camps, and family engagement opportunities also take place throughout the year. Our soccer and basketball leagues occur in the spring and fall on the church campus on the front fields and in the gym.