KIDZU CHILDREN'S MINISTRY
Kidzu
is dedicated to providing a safe, fun, age appropriate environment for
your kids to learn about Jesus each week. Kidzu classes are available for those children 6 weeks old through 5th grade age.
Join us each Sunday morning!
9:30am & 11:00am at both of our campuses!
On Sunday, August 3rd, kids will move up to their new grade in school if applicable!
Sunday, August 31st will be ONE 10am service at both campuses! Stay after for a free cookout!
Have a question about Kidzu? Email us!
SAY YES!
Kidzu has opportunities at both campuses available to serve with our kids! Kidzu is held at 9:30am & 11am at both our Flowery Branch campus our Chateau Elan campus. If you'd like to serve with our children, or would like more information about serving in Kidzu, email us!
MEET Kidzu'S FRIENDS FROM AMIGOS ACADEMY
Kidzu at both campuses sponsor a child from the Amigos Academy in Nicaragua for the school year. Meet your campuses child below!
Kidzu Chateau Elan campus is sponsoring Ashly! Ashly is 9 years old, in the 3rd grade, and she loves to read. Kidzu Flowery Branch campus is sponsoring Anthony! He is in preschool and wants to be a firefighter when he's older!
Let our Kidzu team know if you would like to sponsor a child for a year, a month, or give a one time donation.
FOLLOW US
Follow us on social media for fun ideas, activities, and topics of discussion for you and your child throughout the week. By reinforcing what your child learns on Sundays, your child will gain an even better understanding of Jesus' love and friendship, and what it looks like to apply their relationship with Jesus to every aspect of their lives.
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MINISTRY MAP & Safety Policy
At The Vine Church, we believe in fostering spiritual growth at every stage of your child's development through purposeful action and partnership. Our Family Ministry Map will give you a glimpse into the journey your child will take from preschool to high school, where we seek to embrace their physical needs (Preschool), engage their interests (Elementary), affirm their personal journey (Middle School), and mobilize their potential (High School).
