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What Is Kid Venture?

At Turning Pointe Church, we prioritize children as an integral part of our church community. They are not just the future but a vibrant part of our present.

Our mission is clear: to reach, teach, and equip our kids to fulfill their true potential. Soon, we will have access to state-of-the-art facilities that will be a blessing to utilize as an added tool to aid in guiding kids to Jesus, and with our dedicated team of volunteers, we ensure that every child is safe, having fun, and growing in their relationship with Jesus.

The Boring Stuff...

Policies/Goals

Check-in Process:

  • KVCM opens 30 minutes before each service/event.

  • Children brought to the check-in counter by a parent/guardian.

  • Release only to parent/guardian with Guardian Pick-Up Sticker.

Items Labeling:

  • Proper and clear labeling of child’s belongings.

  • Including diaper bag, diapers, bottles/cups, pacifiers, drinking cups, and blankets.

  • Babies fed pre-measured formula, milk, or juice provided by parent/guardian.

  • Toddlers provided with a snack and water.

  • Up to 15 minutes of effort to calm the upset child, then parent/guardian notified.

GOALS:

(Short-Term)

  1. Safety and Well-being: Implement strict check-in procedures and safety protocols to ensure the immediate safety of all children in the ministry.

  2. Parental Engagement: Develop and distribute resources for family devotions and spiritual growth at home to encourage parental involvement in the ministry.

  3. Volunteer Development: Provide initial training sessions for volunteers and staff on child safety and effective communication with children to ensure they are well-equipped to serve.

(Long Term)

  1. Spiritual Growth: Establish a comprehensive curriculum and programming for children’s ministry that promotes consistent spiritual growth and development over time.

  2. Community Building: Organize regular gatherings, special events, and fellowship opportunities to foster a sense of community among children and families within the church.

  3. Outreach: Expand the ministry’s reach to include opportunities to develop an environment that caters to those with special needs, by offering inclusive programming and support services.

  4. Evaluation and Improvement: Implement a feedback system to continuously assess the effectiveness of the ministry and make adjustments as needed to better meet the needs of children and families.

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