Teaching Kids About the Love of Jesus

At Nicholson Baptist Church, we believe that helping kids know the Lord and experience the love of Jesus is one of the greatest responsibilities and joys we share as a church family. The Bible reminds us, “Start children off on the way they should go, and even when they are old they will not turn from it” (Proverbs 22:6, NIV). Jesus Himself said, “Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these” (Matthew 19:14). We take these words to heart as we guide kids to know God’s Word, understand His truth, and grow in a lifelong relationship with Him (Deuteronomy 6:6–7).

Our NKids Ministry partners with parents to help every kid learn about Jesus in a safe, loving, and engaging environment. Each week, we focus on building strong biblical foundations through worship, lessons, and fun activities designed to help kids see how much God loves them and how they can live for Him every day.

•   Ages Served: Birth through 5th grade — there’s a place for everyone!

•   Check-In Location: Fellowship Hall under the greenery accent wall.

•   Pickup: Please keep your check-in tag for child pickup at the end of each service or event.

•   First-Time Guests: Let our check-in servant leaders know you’re new so your child can receive a special first time guest goodie bag.

•   Special Needs Support: If your child has special needs, we’d love to provide a buddy to help make their time in NKids enjoyable and supported. Please let us know how we can best serve your family.

•   Weekly Routine: We follow the same pattern on Sundays and Wednesdays to provide consistency and comfort for our kids.

•   Curriculum: We use The Gospel Project, a Christ-centered curriculum that helps kids see how the entire Bible points to Jesus, along with activity pages, crafts, worship, and games.

•   NKids Resource Wall: Visit our wall in the Fellowship Hall for parenting books, kids’ devotionals, the latest news, and weekly surprises for your children!

*Feel free to enter through the outside door to the fellowship hall, pictured here, to check kids in.