Children

We offer childcare for those from 0 to walking and walking to potty-trained. For your child’s safety we staff 1 worker for every 3 infants. In order to help our kids stay healthy we ask that you refrain from placing your child in the Nursery when they have had a fever, vomiting, diarrhea, cough or runny nose within the past 24 hours.For your convenience we offer a Nursing Moms Room (203) where you can take care of your child’s needs and not miss hearing the service. We also have a Family Room located in the back of the Worship Center for families that have active children not placed in the Nursery that still want to attend the Worship Service.

Sunday School is a special time of Bible teaching, worship, and fun for children from potty-trained through 6th grade. We offer two Sunday morning opportunities for children at 9:00 AM and during the 11:00 AM service, each featuring a different curriculum. Families are welcome to have their children participate in both, giving parents the opportunity to serve throughout the building while their children continue learning and growing in their faith.
Our 9:00 AM curriculum, The Gospel Project, takes children chronologically through the Bible, helping them see how Christ is revealed throughout all of Scripture. Kids discover the big story of the Bible, learn more about who God is, and see how His Word points us to Jesus.
Our 11:00 AM curriculum, ABC from Answers in Genesis, helps children build a strong biblical foundation as they explore God’s Word and learn how the Bible applies to everyday life. Through engaging, age-appropriate lessons and hands-on activities, kids are encouraged to grow in their understanding of Scripture and their faith.
Both services include a time of worship through song, along with Bible teaching, games, crafts, and snacks.

Wednesday nights are a fun and exciting time for kids at Warren Community Fellowship! Our AWANA program (Approved Workmen Are Not Ashamed) has a Bible Club atmosphere where children can learn God’s Word, build friendships, and have a whole lot of fun along the way.
Kids are encouraged to memorize Scripture and are rewarded as they work through their books and grow in their knowledge of God’s Word. Each evening includes small-group time, large-group teaching, and game time, giving kids a great mix of learning, fellowship, and fun.
We offer age-appropriate groups for every stage:
· Cubbies: 3-year-olds who are potty-trained through 5-year-olds who are not yet in Kindergarten
· Sparks: Kindergarten through 2nd grade
· Truth & Training (T&T): 3rd through 6th grade
Whether your child is joining us for the first time or has been part of AWANA for years, we would love to have them be part of the fun! Our goal is to help kids know God’s Word, grow in their faith, and discover the joy of following Jesus.

At Warren Community Fellowship, we want every child to feel welcomed, valued, and included! We recognize that every child is unique and that some children may need a little extra support or consideration in a group or classroom setting. While we may not have specially trained volunteers for every type of special need, we have caring people who are eager to come alongside your family and do our best to help every child participate and feel at home.
We also understand that food allergies and dietary needs can be a concern for families. We provide a variety of snack options, including sugar-free, dairy-free, gluten-free, and nut-free choices.
If your child has specific needs that would help them feel more comfortable or successful, we encourage you to let us know. We would love the opportunity to partner with you and help make their experience at WCF a positive and welcoming one!

For the safety of every child, parents check their children in using one of our iPad kiosk stations, located both upstairs in the lobby and downstairs. Check-in begins 15 minutes before each service. Once your child is checked in, the kiosk will print a sticker with a unique code for the parent to keep. You can also check in ahead of time on our app, get the QR code, and scan for a fast check at the kiosk
At the end of the service, parents simply present their matching code to the child's teacher in order for their child to be released. If your child attends both services, we ask that you check them out and back in between services so teachers have time to transition.
5th- and 6th-graders may leave on their own unless a parent requests otherwise.
Your child's safety is important to us. All Children’s Ministry workers undergo background checks, and we strive to maintain a safe environment with a ratio of approximately one worker for every 8–10 children.
We look forward to welcoming your family and helping your children grow in their love for God and His Word!