Christian Centre

Children drawing with leaders at a kids club meeting at Christian Centre Martin

Kids Club

While you're in the service, your child has their own – with Bible stories, games, friends and Jesus at the center.

Kids Club

“Allow the little children to come to me, and don't hinder them, for God's Kingdom belongs to such as these.”

— Luke 18:16

We see every child as a full part of God's kingdom. That's why serving children is a privilege for us, and we do it with joy and great responsibility.

The kids club is a space that helps children experience the service in a way that is close to them and easy to understand. It's a place where they can naturally experience God and build friendships. At the same time, it gives parents the chance to be in the service knowing their children are lovingly cared for.

Mission

Leading children to Christ

Our goal is to create a safe, loving environment for children and to help them discover that a relationship with Jesus can be a real part of their everyday life.

We don't just want to explain faith to children. We want to let them experience it and grow in it naturally — in an atmosphere of acceptance, through God's word, stories, conversations and our own example.

The kids club runs during every service – on Sundays at 10:00 AM and Thursdays at 6:00 PM.

Leaders performing a Bible play for children at Children's Day in Martin

Age groups

Coming with your child for the first time? A leader will welcome you at the entrance with a small gift and will be happy to answer your questions. While your child gets used to the new group of friends, you can stay with them for the whole kids program.

Sunday and Thursday

Kids' playroom

0–3 years / with parents

For the youngest children with their parents there's a kids' playroom with a nursing area, a changing table and a live stream of the service.

Sunday and Thursday

Kids Club

without parents

4–6 years (preschoolers) Bible stories come to life through interactive games, movement and drama.
6–11 years (school children) The Bible taught in a clear, simple and playful way.

In the club, children are looked after by leaders with many years of experience working with children. They focus on an individual approach, respect, kind communication and educational expertise.

Children building with blocks on soft mats in the kids' playroom at Christian Centre Martin
A leader with children at tables in the kids club room at Christian Centre Martin

Program

Kids' worship

Children aged 4 to 11 can join in kids' worship led by our leaders. During it, they can worship God freely and in a way that feels natural to them.

In the kids club

After worship we move together to the kids club. Every meeting has a familiar rhythm that gives children a sense of security. We start with a community circle, where we welcome each other and get ready for our time together. Children learn to listen to one another, express their feelings and respect each other. We continue with prayer – voluntary, simple and in their own words. Then comes Bible teaching combined with games and hands-on activities. At the end, children have time for free play of their own choice.

Children sitting with a leader in a community circle at the Christian Centre Martin kids club
Children finishing a large drawing with sheep on the floor at the Christian Centre Martin kids club

Activities

Adventures all year round

The club is active outside the services too. Your children can look forward to lots of great events where they can build friendships and grow in faith.

Camps Day camps and summer Bible schools full of games and stories.
Sleepovers An evening together, games and a night with friends.
Children's Day A celebration of International Children's Day full of games and competitions.
Clubs Space to develop talents and interests during the year.
A little girl with heart-shaped glasses laughing at Children's Day in Martin
A boy laughing inside an inflatable zorbing ball at Children's Day in Martin

Come and join us

Come on Sunday at 10:00 AM and bring your children with you. You'll get to know the place and the people who lovingly care for them – and maybe on the way home your child will ask when you're going again.