Children’s Ministry

TruthQuest is Shoreline’s Children’s Ministry!

Sunday School is provided during Sunday Services

“TruthQuest” and “Mission 119:11” are the primary teaching ministries for children at Shoreline Community Church providing ministry for children from birth through sixth grade.  Children participate in a loving, nurturing, and age-appropriate environment.  Various special outreaches during the year introduce children to Jesus and compliment our two primary ministries as we seek to develop young lives into Christ-likeness.

“Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it.” ~ Proverbs 22:6

What to expect from Children’s Ministry at Shoreline Community Church?

• A family oriented church with a major emphasis on Children’s Ministry
• A Christ-centered, biblically oriented curriculum for children from Answers In Genesis
• A place where every child is loved and taught in such a way as to assist parents as they develop their children to their full potential in Christ
• Sunday school classes that teach the truths of the Christian faith in an understandable and age appropriate way
• An exciting Mission 119:11 children’s ministry with lots of activities for children 3 years old through 6th Grade. This is our mid-week outreach 6:30pm Wednesdays (following the school calendar)
• A week long Vacation Bible School every summer
• Special children and family oriented activities throughout the year
• Camp Good News
• The desire to see leadership skills developed in the children by encouraging them serve in various capacities once they are ready
• A child who can’t wait to get back to TruthQuest or Mission 119:11 the following week!
• “Bulletproof” is an added ministry for the serious student in grades 4-6.  Here the children learn in a discipleship setting how to study the Bible and pray using Kay Arthur’s “Inductive Study for Kids!”
• Shoreline Community Church is concerned about the safety of every child and student in our care.
• All children’s and student workers are required to complete an application and followup is done on every applicant.
• Children’s workers are required to undergo reference checks, criminal background checks, and are checked through the the national sex offender registry.