Luke 2:52 – “…and Jesus grew in wisdom and stature and favor with God and man.”

The Children’s Ministry at Quest provides children and parents with a comprehensive, aligned curriculum for their children from Babies through Grade 5.

Here is a video of our children’s ministry – Click here to see QuestKids in action!

QuestSprouts: Babies through Preschool

By the time a child is five years old, we want them to know three basic truths:

1.     God Made Me (Psalm 139: 13-14);
2.     God Loves Me (Romans 8:38-39); and
3.     Jesus Wants to be My Friend Forever (John 3:16)

First Look, our curriculum, uses several key strategies:

• Teach less for more – Repeats one key truth (Bottom Line) all month long.
• Engage the five senses – Helps master the concept through creative activities.
• Teach with the end in mind – aligned to the three basics truths.

In addition, children experience worship and are encouraged to talk to God any time, any place. Parents are provided with resources to connect at home – ideas for conversation with their child, songs to sing together, lessons to reinforce.

Check out the First Look Video Sneak Peak

QuestKids: Grades K-5

We want every child who participates in our curriculum to grow up and say:

1.     I need to make the wise choice (wisdom).
2.     I can trust God no matter what (faith).
3.     I should treat others the way I want to be treated (friendship).

252 Basics, our curriculum, consists of several key components:

• 3 basic truths – Wisdom, Faith, Friendship
• 36 biblical virtues – curriculum content is organized into a different biblical virtue each month, a quality of God’s nature that He instills in His followers.
• 150 Bible Accounts

 

Children are engaged in a small group experience where relationships are a priority, they come together for a large group worship experience with key teachings, and conclude in their small groups for application-based activities, memory verse games, and prayer.

Parents are provided with a monthly Parent Cue which gives parents the virtue, memory verse, Bible account, bottom line (key concept of the week), and questions for kids (and parents) to talk about.

Children are provided with a weekly GodTime Card which includes four devotions to focus kids’ attention as they spend time reading the Bible and talking to God at home.

Check out this cool video of 252 Basics!

Go to our Parent’s Resources page for downloads of this month’s materials.