Hello parents.

So, what do we teach your children other than who God is?

Here are some of the skills we teach through fun games:

1.      Communication Skills

2.      Listening Skills

3.      Observational Skills

4.      Verbal and nonverbal communication

5.      How to treat others with kindness

6.      Respect for leaders

7.      Memorization Skills

8.      Adapting to new environments

9.      Problem-solving Skills

10.  How to work as a team

11.  How to become a leader and teach others

12.  Interpersonal and Intrapersonal Skills

We are not a military group. The children just like playing games like Capture the Flag or Search and Rescue. We use the games to help teach the skillsets listed above.

In the past many parents came by to thank us in person. Many told us their children changed for the better. Teens who were suicidal or introverted changed and came out of their shell. Many said their children were better behaved and more obedient. We try to help your children become everything they can be. The only thing we need is for the parents to allow the children to attend and help bring the kids to the teen nights.

Many times children need a safe place where they can be influenced in a positive way. They need to belong. If we do not provide a good place for them, they might connect with gangs and groups that will lead them into alcohol, criminal activity, and just bad influence. Some children sink into depression because they do not have good friends and a fun place or activity. We have seen many depressed teens turn happy because we provide them with good friends, a fun place, and love.

Our Kid’s Church on Sunday mornings is open to all children. The Youth Division, on the other hand, is a lot like trying out for sports at school. We are not the public schools who are required to take all children. The Youth Division accepts applicants who must prove they have what it takes to be part of the program. In order to maintain a safe space for children, all bullies, trouble-makers, and rebellious children are removed. All children are invited to try out, but not all children are accepted.