High Voltage Kids (Ages 4-12)
At High Voltage Kids' Church we know that God has so much more for our kids and wants to EMPOWER them to go out and reach others around them.
High Voltage Kids meet every Sunday morning and Wednesday evening for a great time of games, songs, Bible Stories and much more.
We believe that it is important to not only teach children that we should be the hands and feet of Jesus, but we should give them opportunities for them to serve. Our CIA Nights
(Children In Actions) are just that!
Each month we set aside a Wednesday night where our kids are given an opportunity to serve. One month it may look like helping at Hooves to Freedom (an equestrian therapeutic center). Other times it may look like making hospital care bags for families dealing with Childhood Cancer. Each month looks different but the impact is the same.
Once a quarter on Wednesdays, we have Kidz Club. During this time our boys and our girls separate into 2 groups. Generally we are able to bring a guest speaker to share unique and fun resources with the kids. Our girls have enjoyed learning to bake, paint flower pots and plant fruits/veggie seeds, made their own purse with bandanas and even learn to create a beautiful painting on canvas. Meanwhile, in just a room over, our boys have been able to learn about outdoor safety, have a Lego creation night & even learn how to make paracord bracelets.
As mentioned above, our kids are given opportunities to serve in our surrounding counties. In addition, they participate in a worldwide missions program called BGMC (Boys and Girls Missionary Challenge).
Each month, kids are encouraged to pray for missionaries and to give through their Buddy Barrels. They collect spare change and return their barrels at the end of the month. We remind them often of the BGMC slogan: “A little bit of change can change the world.”
Whether their Buddy Barrel is full or not, God sees their heart and can do BIG things with their giving. Over the years, our kids have raised a significant amount for missions—not only by filling their barrels but also through creative efforts like bake sales, lemonade stands, crafting, or even selling some of their own toys.
Creating a heart of compassion!
