Children’s Ministry

Faith in God is for kids too!

That’s why we’ve designed a safe, fun, and interactive environment where kids can learn about God on their level. This is part of our commitment to partner with parents in developing the next generation of disciples through training the children of North Hills to be genuine, enthusiastic servants of Jesus Christ. The goal of North Hills Children’s Ministry is to address three important aspects of every child’s development:

Head

Theological Formation
We desire to help children have a clear biblical understanding and to be able to apply biblical truths to their lives.

Heart

Spiritual Formation
We desire for children to grow in relational development with God and others.

Hands

Ministry Formation
We desire for children of all ages to learn from experience the joy and sacrifice of selfless service for the sake of the gospel.

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Safety

Secure Check-in/Check-out

When you arrive, visit the first-time check-in area. We’ll ask a few questions about potential allergies, age, and parent contact information. This info helps us serve you and your child well.

After that, you and your child will both get a sticker with matching codes. After service, you’ll use your sticker to pick up your child.

Our Child Safety Policy & Process

We operate under the guidelines of our Child Safety Policy, which was developed with the aim of valuing children and protecting them from anyone who would want to take advantage of them or hurt them. Our prayer is that these guidelines will provide clear protection for the children in our care and will serve well the many faithful volunteers who are motivated by the Lord to invest in young hearts. We also trust it will discourage and protect against anyone with ill intent.

We require every Children’s Ministry volunteer and staff member to go through a screening process. Our Child Safety Screening Process includes seven requirements, with the goal of helping us become familiar with the individuals desiring to serve with our children. The required screening steps include:

North Hills’ membership for 6 months (required for those 18 years and older)
Completion of our Child/Youth Worker Application
Receipt of two references (answering child-specific questions)
Signing off on our Child Safety Policy
Completion of a background check
Personal interview with an appropriate ministry leader
Training – including both an online training for general child safety information (required for those 18 years and older) and a North Hills-specific training on our specific policy and our heart related to this topic