Baby Church

In Baby Church, it is our joy and privilege to care for the youngest children in our ministry. Infants begin attending as newborns and stay until they have reached general mobility (approximately 10-12 months). As we meet each child's basic need each Sunday, we begin to lay a foundation of prayer knowing we our allowing God's Spirit to begin a work of faith in each infant's heart. We strive to have no more than two children for each volunteer and to create a room that makes God the focus in all we do. Whether it's playing peek-a-boo with your bright-eyed baby, soothing your newborn to sleep, or praying that your child will come to know Jesus, we delight in caring for your precious child. Shannon's Video Interview

Meet A Volunteer

Find out a little bit more about one of the volunteers who faithfully serves in Baby Church by clicking the picture below to watch her interview! You will need RealPlayer to view this file.

See what has been hapening in Baby Church

View a picture slideshow or a tour of our Baby Church room by clicking on the links.

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Parent Testimony

"Our nine-month old daughter, Joy, attends Baby Church. Knowing that she is prayed for regularly has been such a blessing for us - it helps us know we're all in this together! Also, each week when we pick up Joy we can tell she has been taken care of very well. We are so thankful for the ministry of Baby Church!"

- Jason and Sara Sroufe

Dr.'s Corner

Photo of Jeff Common Cold - The common cold often includes symptoms of a sore throat, runny nose, congestion, cough, and general fatigue. It is usually caused by a virus and will run its course within seven to ten days. Antibiotics are rarely needed. I would recommend calling a doctor if your child has any of the following symptoms: fever over 100.4 degrees in an infant less than three months old, sickness persists past ten days, ear pain, swollen glands, or has less than three wet diapers a day (caused by dehydration). Please never feel foolish for taking your child to a doctor. Some simple things you can do to help your child recover include rest, plenty of fluids, frequent hand washing, over the counter cold remedies, and a warm bowl of chicken noodle soup.