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Kids4Truth

Kids4Truth exists to help parents make disciples for Christ. Over the course of two years, kids are encouraged to learn and commit to memorizing 120 essential truths that every Christian needs to know — the character of our holy and great God, man’s sinful nature, God’s grace shown to us through our Savior Jesus Christ, and that one must believe, repent, and put faith in Christ alone to be saved.

A typical Wednesday night at church starts at 6:30 PM with Scripture reading, worship through singing, a time of teaching God’s Word, verse recital, and concludes with game time.

Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you.

Matthew 28:19–20

Kids4Truth is designed for children ages 3–10. It’s open to members, those who have applied for church membership, and those new to the faith who have just started attending.

Current program

The program runs from August 19, 2026 through May 19, 2027. Please register your child by July 21; a $100 late registration fee applies starting July 22. Classroom capacity is limited and registration closes once it’s full, so secure your spot early.

Register for Kids4Truth

Serve with Kids4Truth

Love kids and want to make a positive impact? Discover how you can share your gifts and join our dedicated team.

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FAQs for parents

Questions? Email k4t@lhfl.org

Child & Youth Safety

Your child’s safety comes first

Children’s ministry is the most protected area of our church. These standards apply in every room, every Sunday, and at every event — including VBS.

Two-adult rule

At least two screened, unrelated adults are present at all times — no adult is ever alone with a child.

Background-checked volunteers

Everyone serving with minors passes a background check, renewed annually — and serves only after being known in the congregation.

Matching-tag check-in

Children are signed in and out by a parent; your child is released only to the person holding the matching tag.

Trained team

Volunteers complete safety training covering boundaries, warning signs, and reporting — refreshed every year.

Questions about our child-safety practices? Ask any children’s ministry leader — we’re glad you asked.