KidSpring Blog

Hey everyone!  We had such and exciting and amazing 2012!  Jesus allowed us, through the generosity of His people, to launch new campuses, produce original curriculum, release our curriculum to churches that would like to use it (for FREE), see life change like we have never seen it before and see our KidSpring vision, Jesus on their level, spread!  Here is a recap video that was shown in our Best of 2012 service at the beginning of the year.  We truly believe that the best is yet to come!  

KidSpring Recap of 2012 from Kidspring Media on Vimeo.

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One of our KidSpring values is "Age-Appropriateness". We want kids of all ages to learn about Jesus on their level, so we do different activities in small group to help the children learn what we're teaching in a way they can understand.

This Sunday toddlers, two-year-olds & preschoolers all learned how to be heroes like Moses who never give up. Toddlers had fun learning how to be heroes as they played with "Super Duck" and two-year-olds said "Never give up!" into the GO Team's Super Phone! 

Preschoolers ages 3-5 had fun "Leaping Tall Buildings" to learn different ways they can be heroes who never give up. Some of these include not giving up on sharing, trying new things, being kind when others are mean, and sleeping in your own bed when you're scared.

Every week preschoolers in KidSpring are encouraged to follow two rules: Be Kind & Be Safe! Click below to see how Zany Lainey reminds us of these rules during our Off the Rails at SpringTown Fun Park series. Maybe these rules will work for your family, too!

One reason preschoolers can say "I Love My Church!" is because KidSpring is a fun place where they learn about Jesus on their level. Each week, older preschoolers have fun making a craft! This week they made postcards to use to invite their friends to church (see below).

When we invite people to church, we are like the first church in Acts that we learned about this Sunday. Help your child invite someone to church this week by giving them or mailing them the postcard your preschooler had fun creating this Sunday!

It’s cold and flu season, and there are a couple of things we would like for parents to know… We go to great lengths to keep our KidSpring environments germ free.

• In the nursery, our volunteers sanitize each toy in between services and immediately when it has been in the hands of a child.
• A volunteer team also does a thorough cleaning of all toys and equipment before each Sunday.
• Hand sanitizer is available at the entrances to each environment. Sanitizing your child’s hands is suggested and may be helpful in reducing the spread of germs.

In an effort to provide a healthy environment for all kids, here’s what we need you to do. Please keep your child at home if he or she has shown any of the following symptoms within the past 48 hours:

• Vomiting
• Discharge in or around eyes
• Green or yellow runny nose
• Excessive coughing
• Diarrhea
• Questionable rash
• Any communicable disease
• Fever

If your child becomes ill during church time, we will notify you promptly by flashing your parent identification number on the screen in the adult service.

We are striving to make KidSpring cleaner and more germ free than any other place outside your home! Thank you for helping make KidSpring a safe place for kids to learn about Jesus on their level!