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It is a privilege to share the love of Christ with Kingdom Kids students each Sunday at 9:00 a.m. All youngsters from infants to 6th graders are welcome.

Teaching children the truths of the gospel so that it impacts and guides their everyday lives. Kingdom Kids is pleased to offer their children's ministry at the 9:00 a.m. service! The classes are done each Sunday to maintain appropriate age group learning:
Babies and Toddlers: 0–35 months old
Lower Elementary: Preschool - Kindergarten
Upper Elementary: 1st Grade - 3rd Grade
Crossroads: 4th Grade -6th Grade

The weekly lessons are located on the north side of campus in the Early Childhood building. Secure check-in starts at 8:45 a.m. and ends at 9:00 a.m.

11/03/2026

The Latest at Kingdom Kids and Crossroads, November 3 2026

Good Morning Kingdom Kids and Crossroads Family,
You did it! Or, you're doing it . . . surviving our time change! I love the bright mornings, and still not sure about the dark evenings. What about you?

What we DEFINITELY are excited about is Kingdom Kids and Crossroads Volunteer Appreciation month. We love our volunteers and we want you to know it! Each Sunday we will recognize you in service, and for those serving you will receive a special gift.

Please remember to sign up for Love Delray (details below). This is a powerful and fun way to demonstrate Christ to our community, and to involve our children in serving.

We love you and are so blessed to serve alongside you in Kingdom Kids and Crossroads.

See you Sunday,

Jon

What Are We Studying This Sunday?

Jesus Healed a Blind Man (John 9)

Dear families,

The Christian phrase to “give one’s testimony” means that a believer shares how God led them to respond to the gospel in faith and repentance. The challenge for many believers, however, is that their testimony seems to lack the dramatic twists and turns that other evangelists may share. Thus, some Christians shy away from sharing their testimony because they deem it boring and ineffective.

Nothing, however, could be further from the truth. Every salvation—from a person raised in a Christian home and coming to know Jesus at a young age, to the person who accepts Jesus on their death bed after a life spent running from Him—is the story of the Savior dramatically reversing the very nature of one’s life.

Through this lens, one of the greatest tools we have in declaring the goodness of our God is our own testimony. Every testimony is a powerful example of God’s grace and mercy.

This week’s story shows the power of a testimony. Jesus heals a man who had been born blind. Because he was born blind, most of his community was convinced that his blindness was a result of sins committed by his parents or sins committed by himself. Jesus argued against that claim and explained that his blindness was an opportunity to see God glorified.

Not everyone in the community was excited for or convinced by the healing. The Pharisees in particular were suspicious of Jesus and looked for ways to trap Him. They began to ask hard questions of both the man and his parents. And amid that questioning, the healed man gave one of the best answers one can give when people question a believer’s faith: “I once was blind, but now I see.”

Isn’t that the story of all believers—we once were blind, but now we see? We once were lost, but now we are found. We once were far from God, but now we have been brought close. We once were God’s enemies, but now we are God’s family. We once were condemned, but now we are forgiven. We once were dead in our sins, but now we are alive in Christ.

This week, point kids to the transformative power of Jesus who enlightens hearts and calls the spiritually dead to life.

Check out The Gospel Project At Home for resources designed to help you lead a family worship experience as well as suggestions for morning and evening prayer times and family activities.

FAMILY TALKING POINTS
STORY POINT
This is the main point to emphasize from today’s Bible story. Preschool : Jesus healed a blind man. Kids : Jesus healed a blind man to glorify God. CHRIST CONNECTION
This is the big idea of how this week’s Bible story points to Jesus. Babies & Toddlers : When we trust Jesus, He forgives our sin and helps us know and love Him. Younger Preschool : Jesus gives us sight to know God. When we trust Jesus, He forgives our sin and opens our hearts to know and love Him. Older Preschool : Jesus healed the man who was blind. This healing points to a deeper gift: Jesus helps us see and know God. When we trust Jesus, He forgives our sin and opens our hearts to follow Him. Kids : Jesus came to bring light into the darkness. He healed the blind man to show God’s power and to point to a greater truth: Jesus came to give spiritual sight. When we trust in Him, He forgives our sin and helps us see and know God. BIG PICTURE QUESTION & ANSWER
This is an important biblical truth that your child will encounter each week of this unit. Younger Preschool : What is justification? Justification is when God says that our sins are forgiven. Older Preschool : What is justification? Justification is when God says that our sins
are forgiven. Kids : What is justification? Justification is when God declares that we are forgiven of sin and are made righteous. KEY PASSAGE
This is a Bible verse that relates to what your child will encounter each week of this unit. Babies & Toddlers : God made Jesus to be sin for us. 2 Corinthians 5:21 Younger Preschool : God made the one who did not sin to be sin for us.
2 Corinthians 5:21 Older Preschool : He made the one who did not know sin to be sin for us.
2 Corinthians 5:21 Kids : He made the one who did not know sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God. 2 Corinthians 5:21 ** Next week: Jesus and Zacchaeus (Luke 19)

Upcoming Dates and Events

November 7, Love Delray
November 14, Crossroads Thanksgiving
December 12, Delray Beach Holiday Parade
December 13, Crossroads Christmas Party
December 20, Kingdom Kids Christmas Party
December 24, Christmas Eve Service at Old School Square
December 27 and January 3, No Kingdom Kids

Special Announcement

As we've been sharing this past year, we are seeking new staffing for our Kingdom Kids Director position. Suzanne Thabet has been serving so faithfully as our Interim Director for over three years! Major KUDOS for her!

We are renewing our search and also have expanded the position from part-time to full-time, adding an element of church outreach to the role. The official title is Director of Children's Ministry and Church Outreach.

Please help spread the word. You can direct inquiries to Jon Hix . Also, here is the online application .

Please be in prayer for this vital staffing need.

LAKEVIEW CAMPUS MAP
2599 N. Swinton Ave.

Kingdom Kids / Crossroads Team

Suzanne Thabet - INTERIM Kingdom Kids Ministry Director
Jennifer Chong - Crossroads Director
Donna Orcutt - Kingdom Kids Volunteer Coordinator/Scheduler
Jon Hix – Pastoral Oversight for Kingdom Kids

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10/31/2026

Kingdom Kids dress up day is this Sunday!

10/27/2026

The Latest at Kingdom Kids and Crossroads, October 27, 2026

Good Morning Kingdom Kids and Crossroads Family,
Guess what's happening THIS Sunday? Two BIG things:

FIRST, it's time to Fall Back! The good news is, you get an extra hour of sleep Saturday night and brighter mornings going forward.

SECOND, this Sunday is Kingdom Kids Dress Up Day! Your children are encouraged to wear their Halloween costumes (nothing scary and no weapons please).

AND, the entire month of November is Kingdom Kids and Crossroads Volunteer Appreciation month. We love our volunteers and we want you to know it! Prepare to be honored and encouraged:)

Keep reading for details about this Sunday's lesson and our Love Delray event.

We love you and are so blessed to serve alongside you in the Kingdom Kids and Crossroads ministries.

See you Sunday,

Jon

What Are We Studying This Sunday?
Jesus Raised Lazarus (John 11)

Dear families,

The basic premise of our existence is that we were created to be in a right relationship with God and to glorify His name. Even our most difficult circumstances and life events can be conduits for glorifying God. And yet, in the story of Lazarus’ resurrection, we see the tension that often comes in the life of people who trust Jesus but are also struggling with their present circumstances.

John 11 begins with Jesus hearing that Lazarus is dying. Yet, Jesus stays where He is two more days (John 11:6). The text uses the verb menō —“to remain, to stay, to abide.” It is not the stillness of indifference but the stillness of intention. Jesus is not delayed; He is deliberate. This is the same Greek word that Jesus would use in John 15 to describe what should mark our relationship with Him: “Remain in me” (John 15:5). In both places, the Bible is describing deliberate action.

Some of the deepest struggles in our spiritual lives form around the question, “What do I do when Jesus doesn’t move at the speed of my pain?” Mary and Martha cried out for help. They knew Jesus loved them. They also had witnessed Him heal numerous people, and they knew that if He would get there in time, everything would be okay. But the clock kept ticking, and Lazarus kept slipping away. What they interpreted as Jesus’ absence was preparation for a greater revelation.

Jesus eventually told His disciples exactly why He waited. He said: “It is for the glory of God, so that the Son of God may be glorified through it” (John 11:4). Jesus knew that a greater story was being written, a resurrection story.

When Jesus finally arrived, Martha ran to Him saying, “Lord, if You had been here…” This statement is similar to the words the disciples would later share on the road to Emmaus when they reflected on Jesus’ crucifixion and said, “We had hoped… “. In both instances, Jesus knew that God would be glorified in a mighty way through resurrection.

This week, point kids to the highs and lows in this story. Remind them that our compassionate God identifies with our pain and went to great lengths to one day make all things right again through His life, death, and resurrection.

Check out The Gospel Project At Home for resources designed to help you lead a family worship experience as well as suggestions for morning and evening prayer times and family activities.

FAMILY TALKING POINTS
STORY POINT
This is the main point to emphasize from today’s Bible story.
Preschool : Jesus showed He is the Messiah who gives eternal life. Kids : By raising Lazarus from the dead, Jesus showed He is the Messiah who gives eternal life. CHRIST CONNECTION
This is the big idea of how this week’s Bible story points to Jesus.
Babies & Toddlers : Jesus has power over death. Jesus died and rose again so we can live forever with God. Younger Preschool : Jesus raised Lazarus to show He is God’s Son. Jesus died and rose again so we can live forever with God. Older Preschool : By raising Lazarus from the dead, Jesus showed He is the Son of God, who gives eternal life. Jesus died and rose again to take away our sins. When we trust in Him, we will live with God forever. Kids : By raising Lazarus from the dead, Jesus showed He is the Messiah, the Son of God, who gives eternal life. Jesus died and rose again to take away our sins. When we trust in Him, we receive new life and will live with God forever. BIG PICTURE QUESTION & ANSWER
This is an important biblical truth that your child will encounter each week of this unit.
Younger Preschool : How can we be saved? We are only saved by trusting in Jesus. Older Preschool : How can we be saved? We are only saved by trusting in Jesus. Kids : Why do we need to be born again? Because of sin we are spiritually dead, but Jesus came to give us new life. KEY PASSAGE
This is a Bible verse that relates to what your child will encounter each week of this unit.
Babies & Toddlers : Jesus said, “I am the promise of life forever. Believe in me, and you will live.” John 11:25 Younger Preschool : Jesus said, I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live. John 11:25 Older Preschool : Jesus said, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me, even if he dies, will live.” John 11:25 Kids : Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me, even if he dies, will live.” John 11:25 ** Next week: Jesus Healed a Blind Man (John 9)

Upcoming Dates and Events

November, Kingdom Kids Volunteer Appreciation Month
November 1, Kingdom Kids Dress Up Day (no scary costumes)
November 1, Daylight Savings Time Ends (Fall Back 1 hour Saturday night)
November 7, Love Delray
November 14, Crossroads Thanksgiving
December 12, Delray Beach Holiday Parade
December 13, Crossroads Christmas Party
December 20, Kingdom Kids Christmas Party
December 24, Christmas Eve Service at Old School Square
December 27 and January 3, No Kingdom Kids

Special Announcement

As we've been sharing this past year, we are seeking new staffing for our Kingdom Kids Director position. Suzanne Thabet has been serving so faithfully as our Interim Director for over three years! Major KUDOS for her!

We are renewing our search and also have expanded the position from part-time to full-time, adding an element of church outreach to the role. The official title is Director of Children's Ministry and Church Outreach.

Please help spread the word. You can direct inquiries to Jon Hix . Also, here is the online application .

Please be in prayer for this vital staffing need.

LAKEVIEW CAMPUS MAP
2599 N. Swinton Ave.

Kingdom Kids / Crossroads Team

Suzanne Thabet - INTERIM Kingdom Kids Ministry Director
Jennifer Chong - Crossroads Director
Donna Orcutt - Kingdom Kids Volunteer Coordinator/Scheduler
Jon Hix – Pastoral Oversight for Kingdom Kids

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10/20/2026

The Latest at Kingdom Kids and Crossroads, October 21, 2026

Good Morning Kingdom Kids and Crossroads Family,
Fall is here! What a beautiful week we are having:)

Have you heard about Love Delray? it's an incredible outreach our church has the privilege to lead, and you and your children can take part. See details below.

For other events and to see what the children are learning this Sunday, keep reading:)

We love you and are so blessed to serve alongside you in the Kingdom Kids and Crossroads ministries.

See you Sunday,

Jon

What Are We Studying This Sunday?

Jesus Walked on Water (Matthew 14; Mark 6; John 6)

Dear families,

The Texas Giant is a roller coaster that slowly sends riders up 153 feet before dropping them back down at high speeds. At the top of that incline, a sign states, “Wait! Let’s discuss this!” A similar thought might have been on the minds of the other disciples when Peter asked to join Jesus walking on the water!

When the disciples saw Jesus walking on the water, they were terrified. But as soon as Jesus spoke to them in the boat and identified Himself, Peter saw an opportunity. He asked for Jesus to command him to come, stepped out of the boat, and started walking toward Jesus.

Peter wanted to be where Jesus was even if it meant leaving his comfort zone. Peter left the security of the boat and took a risk. God calls us to do the same. He calls us to step into the challenges He sets before us, even when the task seems difficult or even impossible.

This story also shows us that when we step out in faith, challenges are to be expected. The wind was fierce, and the waves were intimidating. And when Peter shifted his focus to the situation around him, he began to sink. The writer of Hebrews tells us to keep our eyes on Jesus as we run the race of life (Hebrews 12:1-2).

Even in Peter’s failing, he discovered the goodness of God. When Peter cried out, “Lord, save me!” Jesus immediately reached out His hand and lifted him up. God’s grace meets us in the middle of our weaknesses. Even when our faith falters, He is faithful, ready to rescue and restore.

Peter shows us that following Christ with boldness will draw us closer to Him. We will experience a deeper relationship with our Savior as we take risks for Him. Each act of obedience, every step taken in faith, brings us closer to Him and gives us courage to face the next challenge.

This week, help the kids in your care look past the distractions and storms of life as they fix their eyes on Jesus as the Savior they need.

Check out The Gospel Project At Home for resources designed to help you lead a family worship experience as well as suggestions for morning and evening prayer times and family activities.

FAMILY TALKING POINTS
STORY POINT
This is the main point to emphasize from today’s Bible story. Preschool : Jesus showed He is God by walking on water. Kids : Jesus showed He is God by walking on water. CHRIST CONNECTION
This is the big idea of how this week’s Bible story points to Jesus. Babies & Toddlers : Jesus loves us. When we trust Jesus, we do not have to be afraid. Younger Preschool : Jesus showed He is God by walking on water. He loves us and is always with us. When we trust Jesus, we don’t have to be afraid. Older Preschool : Jesus showed He is God by walking on water. He is powerful and loves us. When we trust Jesus, we don’t have to be afraid when hard times come. Kids : Jesus showed He is God by walking on water. He has power over everything—wind, waves, and even fear. Jesus is the Son of God who cares for us and is always with us. When we trust Jesus, we don’t need to be afraid. BIG PICTURE QUESTION & ANSWER
This is an important biblical truth that your child will encounter each week of this unit. Younger Preschool : How can we be saved? We are only saved by trusting in Jesus. Older Preschool : How can we be saved? We are only saved by trusting in Jesus. Kids : Why do we need to be born again? Because of sin we are spiritually dead, but Jesus came to give us new life. KEY PASSAGE
This is a Bible verse that relates to what your child will encounter each week of this unit. Babies & Toddlers : Jesus said, “I am the promise of life forever. Believe in me, and you will live.” John 11:25 Younger Preschool : Jesus said, I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live. John 11:25 Older Preschool : Jesus said, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me, even if he dies, will live.” John 11:25 Kids : Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me, even if he dies, will live.” John 11:25 ** Next week: Jesus Healed a Child and a Man (Matthew 15; Mark 7)

Upcoming Dates and Events

November, Kingdom Kids Volunteer Appreciation Month
November 1, Kingdom Kids Dress Up Day (no scary costumes)
November 1, Daylight Savings Time Ends (Fall Back 1 hour Saturday night)
November 7, Love Delray
November 14, Crossroads Thanksgiving
December 12, Delray Beach Holiday Parade
December 13, Crossroads Christmas Party
December 20, Kingdom Kids Christmas Party
December 24, Christmas Eve Service at Old School Square
December 27 and January 3, No Kingdom Kids

Special Announcement

As we've been sharing this past year, we are seeking new staffing for our Kingdom Kids Director position. Suzanne Thabet has been serving so faithfully as our Interim Director for over three years! Major KUDOS for her!

We are renewing our search and also have expanded the position from part-time to full-time, adding an element of church outreach to the role. The official title is Director of Children's Ministry and Church Outreach.

Please help spread the word. You can direct inquiries to Jon Hix . Also, here is the online application .

Please be in prayer for this vital staffing need.

LAKEVIEW CAMPUS MAP
2599 N. Swinton Ave.

Kingdom Kids / Crossroads Team

Suzanne Thabet - INTERIM Kingdom Kids Ministry Director
Jennifer Chong - Crossroads Director
Donna Orcutt - Kingdom Kids Volunteer Coordinator/Scheduler
Jon Hix – Pastoral Oversight for Kingdom Kids

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10/13/2026

The Latest at Kingdom Kids and Crossroads, October 13, 2026

Good Morning Kingdom Kids and Crossroads Family,

We hope you're enjoying the South Florida journey into Fall! While it's not exactly North Carolina, it's nice to have some cooler mornings.

To see what your children are learning this Sunday, keep reading:)

We love you and are so blessed to serve alongside you in the Kingdom Kids and Crossroads ministries.

See you Sunday,

Jon

What Are We Studying This Sunday?

Jesus Fed a Crowd (Matthew 14; Mark 6; Luke 9; John 6) Dear families,

The feeding of the 5,000 is the only public miracle, other than Jesus’ resurrection, recorded in all four Gospels—Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John. We should pause and ask, “Why this one? What about this miracle made it so unforgettable that no Gospel writer could leave it out?”

We can get a clue toward the importance of the miracle through its framing in the book of Luke. The miracle sits between two key questions: “Who is this?” (Luke 9:9), asked by a bewildered and disturbed King Herod, and “Who do you say that I am?” (Luke 9:20), asked by Jesus of His disciples immediately following the miracle.

Throughout the book of Luke, Jesus declares important truths during meals. From the dinners at Pharisees’ houses to the last supper, meals in the book of Luke often carry significant meaning. And this miracle of feeding the 5,000 is no different. It’s not just a moment of compassion—it’s a moment of revelation and foreshadowing. It’s the answer to the questions posed by Herod and Jesus Himself.

It’s fitting that Luke ends the section with Peter’s declaration: “You are the Christ of God.” That’s where every true encounter with Jesus should lead. The one who takes, blesses, breaks, and gives is not merely a miracle-worker. He is the Messiah—the one who fills us, sustains us, and saves us. And when we recognize Him as such, our only right response is the same as Peter’s worship and confession declaring, “You are the Christ.”

This week, lead the kids in your care to be ready to answer the question, “Who is Jesus,” by recognizing Him as Messiah and Lord

Check out The Gospel Project At Home for resources designed to help you lead a family worship experience as well as suggestions for morning and evening prayer times and family activities.

FAMILY TALKING POINTS

STORY POINT
This is the main point to emphasize from today’s Bible story. Preschool : Jesus miraculously fed a crowd of people with five loaves and
two fish. Kids : Jesus miraculously fed thousands of people with five loaves and two fish. CHRIST CONNECTION
This is the big idea of how this week’s Bible story points to Jesus. Babies & Toddlers : Jesus is God’s Son. He gives us life forever! Younger Preschool : Jesus fed many people with little food. Jesus is God’s Son. He gives us life forever! Older Preschool : Jesus fed thousands with just a little food to show He is God’s Son. Jesus is the Bread of Life. He gives us everything we need, including forgiveness of sin and life with God forever. Kids : Jesus miraculously fed thousands of people with five loaves and two fish. This miracle showed that He is God’s Son. Jesus is the Bread of Life. He meets our greatest need—not just for food, but for forgiveness and eternal life with God. BIG PICTURE QUESTION & ANSWER
This is an important biblical truth that your child will encounter each week of this unit. Younger Preschool : How can we be saved? We are only saved by trusting in Jesus. Older Preschool : How can we be saved? We are only saved by trusting in Jesus. Kids : Why do we need to be born again? Because of sin we are spiritually dead, but Jesus came to give us new life. KEY PASSAGE
This is a Bible verse that relates to what your child will encounter each week of this unit. Babies & Toddlers : Jesus said, “I am the promise of life forever. Believe in me, and you will live.” John 11:25 Younger Preschool : Jesus said, I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me will live. John 11:25 Older Preschool : Jesus said, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me, even if he dies, will live.” John 11:25 Kids : Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. The one who believes in me, even if he dies, will live.” John 11:25 ** Next week: Jesus Walked on Water (Matthew 14; Mark 6; John 6)

Special Announcement

As we've been sharing this past year, we are seeking new staffing for our Kingdom Kids Director position. Suzanne Thabet has been serving so faithfully as our Interim Director for over three years! Major KUDOS for her!

We are renewing our search and also have expanded the position from part-time to full-time, adding an element of church outreach to the role. The official title is Director of Children's Ministry and Church Outreach.

Please help spread the word. You can direct inquiries to Jon Hix . Also, here is the online application .

Please be in prayer for this vital staffing need.

LAKEVIEW CAMPUS MAP
2599 N. Swinton Ave.

Kingdom Kids / Crossroads Team

Suzanne Thabet - INTERIM Kingdom Kids Ministry Director
Jennifer Chong - Crossroads Director
Donna Orcutt - Kingdom Kids Volunteer Coordinator/Scheduler
Jon Hix – Pastoral Oversight for Kingdom Kids

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10/06/2026

The Latest at Kingdom Kids and Crossroads, October 11, 2026

Good Morning Kingdom Kids and Crossroads Family,

Just reading over the lesson content below, I am reminded and encouraged by the Person Jesus is: so full of compassion, no respecter of persons, and the giver of Life abundant and eternal.

Will you take some time to Behold Jesus? To really Behold Him . . . to see Him in light of His goodness and glory! This will awaken your heart and renew your spirit.

We love you and are so blessed to serve alongside you in the Kingdom Kids and Crossroads ministries.

See you Sunday,

Jon

What Are We Studying This Sunday?

Jesus Gave Life and Healing (Matthew 9; Mark 5; Luke 8)

Dear families,

You’ve likely heard the saying, “Desperate people do desperate things.” Most of the time, that phrase implies someone makes a bad decision because of their desperate situation. In this week’s session, however, we see two people doing desperate things that are, in fact, bold acts of faith.

First, there’s Jairus, a respected synagogue leader. But none of that mattered when his little girl was dying. In that moment, Jairus wasn’t a leader; he was just a dad, desperate for someone to save his child. By going to Jesus, Jairus could have been risking his position and standing in the synagogue and community. But desperate people do desperate things.

As Jesus went with Jairus, a woman appeared from the crowd. This woman had suffered for 12 years from a bleeding condition that left her socially, spiritually, and emotionally isolated. According to Mosaic law, everything she touched became unclean, and anyone who touched her became unclean. She wasn’t allowed to participate in the synagogue or the community. But she had heard about Jesus and had faith that touching even the edge of His clothes could heal her, so she reached out. Desperate people do desperate things.

Two people from opposite ends of society—one well-known, one forgotten; one pleading publicly, the other reaching secretly—yet both came to Jesus in faith. And in both cases, Jesus stopped for them and tenderly met their needs.

Our desperate moments are often the doorway to deeper faith. When we come to Jesus, whether boldly like Jairus or quietly like the woman, He meets us where we are. This week, help the kids in your care to understand they can take their cares to the Savior who loved us enough to provide for our greatest need: forgiveness from sin

Check out The Gospel Project At Home for resources designed to help you lead a family worship experience as well as suggestions for morning and evening prayer times and family activities.

FAMILY TALKING POINTS
STORY POINT
This is the main point to emphasize from today’s Bible story. Preschool : Jesus healed people and raised the dead to life. Kids : Jesus healed people and raised the dead to life. CHRIST CONNECTION
This is the big idea of how this week’s Bible story points to Jesus. Babies & Toddlers : Jesus is God’s Son. Jesus died and rose again so we can live with God forever. Younger Preschool : Jesus is God’s Son. He healed people and gave life to the dead. Jesus died and rose again so we can live with God forever. Older Preschool : Jesus healed people and gave life to the dead. He showed He is God’s Son, the Savior. Jesus died and rose again so we can be forgiven of our sins and have life with God forever. Kids : Jesus healed people and raised the dead to life. By doing this, He showed that He is the Messiah, the Son of God. When Jesus died on the cross and rose again, He made the way for people to be healed from something even greater than disease or death. He made the way for us to be forgiven of our sin and have eternal life. BIG PICTURE QUESTION & ANSWER
This is an important biblical truth that your child will encounter each week of this unit. Younger Preschool : Is the Bible true? Yes, the Bible is true. Older Preschool : Is the Bible true? Yes, the Bible is true. Kids : Is the Bible true? Yes, the Bible is true and has no error. KEY PASSAGE
This is a Bible verse that relates to what your child will encounter each week of this unit. Babies & Toddlers : The grass and flowers fade, but the word of God is forever.
Isaiah 40:8 Younger Preschool : The grass withers, the flowers fade, but the word of our God remains forever. Isaiah 40:8 Older Preschool : The grass withers, the flowers fade, but the word of our God remains forever. Isaiah 40:8 Kids : The grass withers, the flowers fade, but the word of our God remains forever. Isaiah 40:8 ** Next week: Jesus Fed a Crowd (Matthew 14; Mark 6; Luke 9; John 6)

Special Announcement

As we've been sharing this past year, we are seeking new staffing for our Kingdom Kids Director position. Suzanne Thabet has been serving so faithfully as our Interim Director for over three years! Major KUDOS for her!

We are renewing our search and also have expanded the position from part-time to full-time, adding an element of church outreach to the role. The official title is Director of Children's Ministry and Church Outreach.

Please help spread the word. You can direct inquiries to Jon Hix . Also, here is the online application .

Please be in prayer for this vital staffing need.

LAKEVIEW CAMPUS MAP
2599 N. Swinton Ave.

Kingdom Kids / Crossroads Team

Suzanne Thabet - INTERIM Kingdom Kids Ministry Director
Jennifer Chong - Crossroads Director
Donna Orcutt - Kingdom Kids Volunteer Coordinator/Scheduler
Jon Hix – Pastoral Oversight for Kingdom Kids

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Address

2599 N Swinton Avenue
Delray Beach, FL
33444

Opening Hours

8:45am - 10am

Telephone

+15619274000

Website

https://www.theavechurch.com/kids

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