If you’re needed, a Traders Point Kids team member will text you.

In Traders Point Kids, we teach Bible lessons and share the gospel message every week. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram to see what your kids do and find ideas for activities that help your child grow closer to Jesus.

No regular snack is served in any classroom. When food is served on special occasions and when potential allergens are used during an activity, allergy signs will be posted to alert parents. Allergy-friendly options are always available, too.

Outside food and drinks are not allowed in the classroom (with the exception of baby bottles).

If your child has an allergy, please tell a team member at the kids Guest Check In desk. This important info will be added to your child’s ID tag.

Diapering stations are in the classrooms in view of all team members. Traders Point provides all necessary supplies (with the exception of cloth diapers). If your child wears cloth diapers, we’ll text you if a diaper change is needed.

When an older child needs restroom assistance, they’re accompanied by more than one team member.

Each campus has a unique, comfortable, and private location for nursing moms to feed babies while still watching the service on TV. Ask for assistance at Kids Guest Check-In or Info Central for more specific details at your location.

Celebrate with them! Check out our Kids Baptism page for more resources on how to talk through this decision with your child.

No, Traders Point does not facilitate baby dedications. But we have created a study for parents including ideas for having a family dedication with family and friends.

Traders Point Kids offers an overnight summer camp experience. Check out tpcc.org/camp for more info on dates, location, and eligibility. Traders Point Kids does not offer a Vacation Bible School.

Infants and toddlers might want a personal comfort item such as a pacifier or blanket (labeled with their name). Otherwise, we provide all the supplies and toys needed for a safe, enjoyable experience.

Parents and guardians have the greatest influence on a child’s life. Be intentional about following Jesus yourself. Then, talk to your kids frequently about why you love Jesus, and what He means in your life.

It’s also great to regularly bring your kids to church and spend time with other families who love Jesus, too.

When kids have meaningful relationships with others who demonstrate a deep and strong faith, they’re more likely to choose a life with Jesus.