At the Crossings, our kids (6 weeks through 6th grade) experience safe, age-appropriate environments where they learn about Jesus in a creative and relevant way.

We would love for you and your family to visit tC Kids.

Here's what to expect when visiting tC Kids for the first time:

First, come to tC Kids check in. There we will meet your family, check your child into our system, and one of our All-Star volunteers will lead your child to their age-appropriate room.

Upon checking in for the first time, we will ask for the following personal information (NOTE: We value your privacy and will not share this information with anyone):

• Parent/guardian name(s)
• Child's name
• Child's birthdate
• Home address
• Phone number
• Any special instructions (allergies, special needs) for your children

Before our Service: You can check-in your child beginning at 9:50am. You and your child will be given matching name tags that are exclusive to your family and your visit. Your child will need to wear the name tag portion while you hold onto the matching parent tag.

After our Service: After the service is complete, you will return to your child’s room and show your tag in order for your child to be released back to you. If you lose your tag, return to the check in desk and they can print you an additional one; you will need to present your license. We ask that you pick up your child within 15 minutes of the end of your service.

During our Service: In the event that we need to contact you, our tC Kids Director will text you. We ask that you exit the auditorium immediately and head to tC Kids check into connect with our team.

If you have further questions concerning our tC Kids experience or visiting the Crossings Church with children, for more information, or for serving opportunities with tC Kids, contact kids@thecrossingschurch.org.

Rather than baptizing infants or young children, we encourage parents to dedicate their children. This signifies the commitment for parents to raise their child in accordance to scripture and to be a follower of Jesus Christ. We believe that baptism is for individuals who have made the personal decision to accept Jesus Christ as their lord and savior, once they have the full understanding of that decision.