CHILDREN'S MINISTRY
We believe that children are a precious gift from God and we are committed to providing a safe, nurturing, and fun environment where they can learn and grow in their faith. We offer age-appropriate classes, worship services, and fun activities that are both engaging and educational. Our experienced and caring staff are dedicated to creating a positive, welcoming atmosphere for all children, regardless of their background or ability. We invite you to join us and experience the joy and excitement of our children's ministry!
CHRISTIAN STUDENTS ARE OUR HEROES
We are passionate about God's call to teach our children his ways. Our NextGen ministry is focused on training parents, caregivers, Sunday School volunteers, and the church as a whole in how to ignite the flame of faith in our kids.
RESOURCES
We understand the important role that parents play in their children's spiritual growth, which is why we are dedicated to providing resources that can help support parents in this endeavor. Our children's ministry offers a variety of resources and programs that are designed to help children grow in their faith, but we also recognize that parents need support and resources to help reinforce these teachings at home. We offer parenting workshops and events that provide an opportunity for parents to connect with one another and learn from experienced leaders in our community. Our hope is that these resources will empower and equip parents to raise their children in a way that is grounded in faith and love.
HOPE SCOUTS
HOPE worldwide Scouts was founded by our youngest volunteers with the objective of creating local service opportunities for students in kindergarten through 8th grade. This program enables children to impact those in need while instilling a commitment to service in their hearts. They are an inspiration to us all as we believe that we are never too young to serve.
We believe in loving God with our whole being and teaching our children the same. We are the Children's Ministry of the Boston Church.
