CCC Kingdom Kids

07/06/2014

I just want to say how proud I am of all the leaders of CCC Kingdom Kids. We made it through our first fire alarm going off during Sunday morning services and leaders handled the situation extremely efficiently! Thank you for all you do in keeping our kids safe and discipling them at the same time. I could not be more proud of each of you!

06/13/2014

05/20/2014

Parents of CCC: If your child is age 4 to 4th grade and attends the 9am service; or if they are age 4 to 5th grade and attend the 11am service, this is what they learned this past Sunday. Please partner with us and continue to discuss what they learned this past Sunday. See you this Sunday and have a blessed week!
VIRTUE: ENDURANCE "Sticking with what you started even when it gets tough!"
MEMORY VERSE
“Let us not become tired of doing good. At the right time we will gather a crop if we don’t give up.” Galatians 6:9, NIrV
BIBLE STORY
Galatians 6:9 Principle • Galatians 6:9
BOTTOM LINE
I should stick with it because it’s worth it.
MEAL TIME
Ask a kid: How can our family help each other stick with endurance?
Ask a parent: What are some things that help you stay motivated to stick with it?
PARENT TIME
This month’s Parent CUE Live will help us imagine the end of our parenting journey, think of the adults our kids will become, and realize the significance of taking the time to know our kids now. Download the podcast on
www.OrangeParents.org.
Also check out www.Studio252.tv and the Parent CUE App for your smartphone.

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05/20/2014

Parents of CCC: If your child is ages 2 or 3, this is what they learned past Sunday. Please partner with us to continue teaching them at home.
MEMORY VERSE
“My God will meet all your needs.”
Philippians 4:19, NIrV
BASIC TRUTH
God made me.
KEY QUESTION
Who will take care of you?
BOTTOM LINE
God will take care of me.
STORY SUMMARY
1 KINGS 17:7-16
God uses a poor widow to help take care of Elijah.
BATH
TIME
Grab some checkers or a bathtub crayon. Talk about all the people that help your child while you give him a bath. See how many people he can think of and make a mark or line up a checker each time he names someone new. When he’s done, ask your child to count how many marks or checkers he has. Clap for God and celebrate Him for giving your child so many people to help him.

05/13/2014

Parents of CCC: If your child is ages 2 or 3, this is what they learned past Sunday. Please partner with us to continue teaching them at home.

MEMORY VERSE
“My God will meet all your needs.”
Philippians 4:19, NIrV
BASIC TRUTH
God made me.
KEY QUESTION
Who will take care of you?
BOTTOM LINE
God will take care of me.
STORY SUMMARY
1 KINGS 17:1-6
God takes care of Elijah by sending Ravens with food.
CAR TIME
It’s easy to forget all the things God does to take care of us. This month, use your drive time to help you and your child remember. Take a few moments to pray when you get in the car or when you arrive where you are going. Pray for and thank God for things like: safety, a car to drive, money to buy groceries, teachers that help us learn, doctors to help us feel better, libraries to check out books, money to buy clothes, etc. Before you know it, you and your child will see God at work all around you.

05/02/2014

Parents of CCC: Please RSVP if you need childcare for May 4 Church Has Left the Building. Childcare offered at CCC from 9am-1pm while you are serving. Childcare provided for ages birth to 4 yrs. only. Please email me your child's name and age asap. Thank you so much! Looking forward to serving our community outside the church walls! [email protected]

04/10/2014

Parents of CCC: If your child is age 4 to 4th grade and attends the 9am service; or if they are age 4 to 5th grade and attend the 11am service, this is what they learned this past Sunday. Please partner with us and continue to discuss what they learned this past Sunday. See you this Sunday and have a blessed week!
HUMILITY
Putting others first
by giving up what
you think you deserve.
MEMORY VERSE
“Don’t do anything only to get ahead. Don’t do it because you are proud. Instead, be free of pride. Think of others as better than yourselves.” Philippians 2:3, NIrV
BIBLE STORY
Jesus Washed Outs the Disciples’ Feet • John 13:1-17
BOTTOM LINE
I can put others first by serving them.
MEAL TIME
Ask a kid: Do you think it would be harder to put your sibling or best friend first?
Ask a parent: How is serving others a great quality of a leader?
PARENT TIME
In this month’s Parent CUE Live podcast, we’ll discuss 6 strategies for
helping us get a bad day back on track. Download the podcast on
www.OrangeParents.org.
Also check out www.Studio252.tv and the Parent CUE App for your smartphone.

Photo by Reggie Joiner Who I am is determined by a combination of things like: My past experiences My significant relationships My personal interests My spiritual beliefs My personality traits My physical characteristics My natural talents Each one of these things plays a role in shaping your child’...

04/01/2014

UPDATE for Kids Camp!

It's fast approaching. Visit this link for detailed information including cost and important deadlines. June 9-12. http://bit.ly/1fL3ZWr

Save the Date for Kids Camp!!! June 9th through June 12th Current 4th, 5th and 6th graders Pine Mountain Chalet Resort Across from Callaway Gardens Four days of worship, faith building and fun in the ...

03/13/2014

Dear Parents,

Please disregard the bulletin blurb this coming Sunday. It has incorrect information from a prior camp. Below is the correct information for 2014 Kids Camp:

Save the Date

June 9th through June 12th
Current 4th, 5th and 6th graders
Pine Mountain Chalet Resort
Across from Callaway Gardens

Four days of worship, faith building and fun in the outdoors. Campers will be able to hike, swim, canoe, play tennis, volleyball and enjoy many other camp games and activities.
Estimated cost is $200 per camper.
Donations accepted. Scholarships offered as available.
For more information contact Cailey at [email protected]

Thank you for partnering with us in building your child's faith in Jesus Christ!

03/05/2014

Parenst of CCC: If your child is ages 2 or 3, this is what they learned last Sunday. Please partner with us to continue teaching them at home.
MEMORY VERSE
“The crowds were amazed at his
teaching.” Matthew 7:28, NIV
BASIC TRUTH
Jesus Wants to Be My Friend Forever
KEY QUESTION
Who came to do AMAZING things?
BOTTOM LINE
Jesus came to do AMAZING things.
STORY SUMMARY
LUKE 2:41-50
Jesus teaches in the temple at 12 years old and amazes the people.
PLAY TIME
Play “school” with your child. Gather some paper, pencils, books, crayons . . . whatever school supplies you may have. Let him be the teacher as you play together. Review letters, numbers and colors. Let him “read” a book to you. Talk about how Jesus really was a teacher when He was only 12 years old. That’s AMAZING!

02/11/2014

Parents of CCC: If your child is ages 2-3, this is what they learned this past week. Please partner with us to help plant seeds of faith into their lives throughout your week. Have a blessed week and see you Sunday!

MEMORY VERSE
“Love each other as I have loved you.” John 15:12, NIV
BASIC TRUTH
Jesus Wants to Be My Friend Forever
KEY QUESTION
Who does Jesus love?
BOTTOM LINE
Jesus loves everyone.
STORY SUMMARY
LUKE 19:1-8
Zacchaeus climbs a tree to see Jesus over the crowd. Jesus goes to Zacchaeus’ house. They eat and talk and become good friends. Zacchaeus wants to love people because Jesus loves him.
CAR
TIME
Your child is learning that Jesus loves everyone. It doesn’t matter what they look like or the bad things they’ve done or if they have any friends. Jesus loves them, no matter what. And He wants us to love everyone too! As you’re driving along, point out people walking in the parking lot or in the car beside you. Ask, “Does Jesus love that person?” And the answer is always, “Yes! Jesus loves everyone!"