Community Worship Center

                KidMo! is for all kids in grades 1 - 5.          

          We meet each Wednesday evening, from 6:30-7:30 pm, in room #304, during the school year. The Cafe is open from 6:00-6:30 in the gym for all who wish to purchase a meal.

Clubs will start back up on August 27, 2008 with a whole new year of fun and excitement!

 Let us tell you a bit about KidMo! (See pics of the fun at the bottom of the page!)

     Kidmo’s mission is to inspire world changers.  We believe in Bible action, not just Bible study.

Teaching foundational concepts and providing the building blocks for strong spiritual development.

“After aged 12 most peoples beliefs are set for life.” George Barna.

KidMo initiates transformation by connecting kids with a Biblical worldview, sparking a desire for wanting more of God in the hearts of all who participate.  KidMo’s purpose is best demonstrated by what is called the “K-5”…….......5 calls to action.

Each of the 5 calls to action presents 5 questions to be answered.  KidMo exists to inspire world changers by equipping kids to:

1. Know God (What is the character of God? What are the attributes of God? What is prayer? Does God exist? What is worship?)

2. Integrate a biblical worldview (What is the nature and purpose of humanity? How and why was the world created? Why did God create me? What is good and evil? How do I make right choices?)

3. Discover Truth (What is truth? What does the Bible mean to me? How can I experience God? What spiritual authorities exist? What happens after we die on earth?)

4. Make Christ known (What is the church? What is the mission of the church? How does the body of Christ function? How can I help others know Christ? How can I pray for others?)

5. Offer themselves in service (What gifts has God given me? How can I use my time, talents and resources to serve God? What can I do to serve the church? How can I serve my community? What can I do for other countries?)

The goal of KidMo is to ensure that by the end of the elementary years children

can answer all 25 of these questions.