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Your First Visit with Kids

Whether you’re bringing a newborn, a toddler, or school-aged children, we’re here to help your family feel at home from the moment you arrive.

At Victory Church, we believe church should be a place where every member of the family can experience God—including our youngest ones. From our loving nursery team to our engaging children’s environments, we’re committed to creating a safe, fun, and welcoming experience for your child while you attend service.

And if you’re not quite ready to check your child into a classroom, that’s okay too. We have options designed to help your family take the next step at your own pace.

Our Family Room

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can my children join me in service?

Your children are welcome in the auditorium, Family Room, cafe, and in our kids’ environments. Your family can choose the space that works best for you all to experience God and the care of his family.

Can I visit the classroom first?

Your children are welcome in the auditorium, Family Room, cafe, and in our kids’ environments. Your family can choose the space that works best for you all to experience God and the care of his family.

What will my child learn?

At VictoryKids, we want every child to experience God’s love and discover what it means to follow Jesus.

Each week, your child will learn age-appropriate biblical truths through worship, engaging Bible teaching, games, activities, and small group conversations. More than just learning Bible stories, our goal is to help kids build a real relationship with God, understand his love for them, and begin applying his truth in their everyday lives.

We believe parents are the most important spiritual influencers in a child’s life, so we partner with families by reinforcing what children are learning on Thursday nights and Sundays by providing resources to continue those conversations at home.

When can I drop my child off?

You don’t have to wait until the service begins!

Children are welcome to join VictoryKids:

  • Before the worship service begins
  • During worship
  • After worship for the message
  • Or whenever your family feels most comfortable

Every family is different, especially on a first visit. Whether your child stays for the entire service or just part of it, we’re here to help make the experience a positive one

What if my child has allergies or special needs?

Please let us know during check-in. We want to partner with your family to provide the best experience possible for all kids.

What are your church's safety policies?

Creating a safe environment for every child is one of our highest priorities.

At VictoryKids, we use a variety of safety measures to help children and families feel secure, including:

  • Secure check-in and check-out procedures with matching parent and child tags
  • Background checks and required clearances for all volunteers serving with children
  • Child protection and safeguarding training for volunteers.
    • You can read more about our entire church’s commitment to safeguarding here.
  • A two-adult policy and accountability standards in all children’s environments
  • Dedicated supervisors and safety team members available during every service
  • Clear procedures for emergencies, injuries, illnesses, and parent communication

Our goal is simple: to provide a safe, caring environment where every child can be known by name and loved by God while parents enjoy service with confidence.

What if my child cries?

That’s completely normal.

Our team is experienced in helping children adjust to a new environment. If your child is having a difficult time settling in, we’ll contact you.

What if my child is nervous?

Many children need a little time to adjust to a new environment—and that’s completely normal.

Our volunteers are trained to help children feel welcome and comfortable. We’ll never force a child to separate from a parent, and we’ll work with you to determine the best approach for your child.

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Check-In Process

Welcome to VictoryKids

Come visit us in person during our Sunday Experience at 8:45AM, 10AM, and 11:30AM or our Thursday Night Experience at 7:15PM. Our top priority is the safety of all children!

Arriving at Victory Church

When you arrive you will be greeted by some friendly faces who will assist you in checking your kids in.

Checking In

Use one of our iPad check-in stations to print your child’s tags. If you are new and did not get a chance to register online, one of our greeters will help you get registered.

Safety First!

Every kid gets a sticker with their name on it and a special code that matches their parent/guardian’s code. We ask that all parents wear their sticker on their arm while in the Kid’s area to help us keep everyone safe and they have their child wear their name tag on their back.

After Service... See You Next Sunday!

When service is over, parents must show their sticker to their kid’s LifeGroup Leader who will match the code with the child’s before releasing them.

Family Room

Take the Next Step at Your Own Pace

Every family is different.

Some parents are ready to check their children into VictoryKids right away. Others prefer a little time to get comfortable first.

That’s why we’ve created a Family Room where parents can enjoy the service through a live video feed while remaining with their children. It’s a relaxed environment designed to help families experience church together while taking their next step at their own pace.

The Family Room includes:

  • Live video stream of the worship service and message
  • Comfortable seating
  • Toys and activities for little ones
  • Space for nursing mothers and caregivers
  • A relaxed environment where children can be children

The Family Room is conveniently located next to the family bathroom, which has a changing pad and diapers for use.

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Our Nursery

What to bring

We recommend leaving a diaper bag with any supplies your child may need during service, including diapers, wipes, bottles, or comfort items.

If additional supplies are needed, our team will contact you whenever possible.

Commitment to Clean

We work hard to keep our nursery environments clean and welcoming. Toys and surfaces are regularly cleaned, and volunteers follow established hygiene and sanitation procedures. We have a no-shoe policy in our nursery environments.

We ask that if your child has vomited or had a fever within the last 24 hours, they do not enter the children’s environments.

Diaper Changing Policy

If your child has a bowel movement or experiences a leak during service, our trained nursery team can change their diaper. Because our services are approximately one hour long, routine diaper changes are generally left to parents before or after service.

For your child’s safety, diaper changes are performed according to established procedures, including volunteer accountability standards, sanitation practices, and parent notification at pickup.

Nursing Mother's Room

We have a nursing room for moms located privately off our nursery. This room is for feeding and changing babies and offers a more private, quiet environment.

Our Nursery

What to bring

We recommend leaving a diaper bag with any supplies your child may need during service, including diapers, wipes, bottles, or comfort items.

If additional supplies are needed, our team will contact you whenever possible.

Commitment to Clean

We work hard to keep our nursery environments clean and welcoming. Toys and surfaces are regularly cleaned, and volunteers follow established hygiene and sanitation procedures. We have a no-shoe policy in our nursery environments.

We ask that if your child has vomited or had a fever within the last 24 hours, they do not enter the children’s environments.

Diaper Changing Policy

If your child has a bowel movement or experiences a leak during service, our trained nursery team can change their diaper. Because our services are approximately one hour long, routine diaper changes are generally left to parents before or after service.

For your child’s safety, diaper changes are performed according to established procedures, including volunteer accountability standards, sanitation practices, and parent notification at pickup.

Nursing Mother's Room

We have a nursing room for moms located privately off our nursery. This room is for feeding and changing babies and offers a more private, quiet environment.

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No Pressure. No Perfect Families Required.

Visiting a new church can feel intimidating, especially with young children. We want you to know there’s no pressure and no perfect way to do it. We’re honored to be part of your family’s journey and would love to help your children experience God’s love in a way they can understand.

Whether your child jumps right into VictoryKids or your family starts in the Family Room, we’re excited to help your family experience God together.

Have questions before your visit? We’d love to help. Contact us anytime. Email [email protected].

We can't wait to meet you!

Click below to learn more about what to generally expect from your first visit to Victory.

No Pressure. No Perfect Families Required.

Visiting a new church can feel intimidating, especially with young children. We want you to know there’s no pressure and no perfect way to do it. We’re honored to be part of your family’s journey and would love to help your children experience God’s love in a way they can understand.

Whether your child jumps right into VictoryKids or your family starts in the Family Room, we’re excited to help your family experience God together.

Have questions before your visit? We’d love to help. Contact us anytime. Email [email protected].

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