Sunday Morning Adventures

Church is an important part of family life, so we encourage you to take a two-step approach to Sunday mornings.

• Step 1: Worship Together
  During one of our services, worship as a family by sitting together and experiencing God's Word. This is the most important hour on Sunday mornings for your family and it provides you with opportunities for spiritual discussions during the week. Find service times, locations and descriptions here.

• Step 2: Grow in Faith
  Have your kids attend one of our exciting Sunday School programs developed just for them. In these creative settings, children will explore what it means to love God, grow in their faith and start putting their hearts and hands into reaching the world. While your child is in Sunday School, we encourage you to use your gifts to serve or connect in an Adult Class.

Sunday School Adventures

(Sundays, 8:15, 9:45 and 11:15 am)
Your children will enjoy age-appropriate adventures when they attend Sunday School. Just click on the links below.

Base Camp (6 Weeks—PreK)

Adventurers (K—4th Grade)

Quest56 (5th—6th Grade)

Base Camp:
Where the Adventure Begins

(6 Weeks—PreK)

A safe, loving place for children six weeks through Pre-K where little ones continue discovering who God is, how much He loves them and how to love God through play and song.

Read more about Base Camp here...

Adventurers:
Explore a Relationship with God

(K—4th Grade)

An exciting adventure for children in K through 4th grade where they explore what it means to know God, love God and live for Him each day.

Learn more about Adventurers here...

Quest56:
Where Faith Takes Flight

(5th–6th Grade)

Join other pre-teens in 5th and 6th grade in their quest to live their lives according to God's plan both on Sunday mornings and through special events.

Learn more about Quest56 here...

Keep it Safe on Sunday Mornings

To help make the adventure safe and fun for everyone, remember . . .

• Checking In and Out - Only parents, guardians or adult family members (those 18 years of age or older) can sign a child into his or her classroom. You and your child receive tags with a corresponding number on them. This number is very important. If an Expedition Ministries staff member needs to contact you during the service, your tag number will appear on the screens at the front of the worship center or a staff member will contact your Adult Class. When you pick up your child, you or a family member in high school or older must show a classroom leader that your tag matches your child's tag... no exceptions.
• Safe and Secure - Our goal is to provide a safe and secure environment for every child. That's why all entrances are locked from the outside and we carefully screen volunteers before they step into the classroom. In partnership with the Carol Stream Fire Department, we have also developed a well-mapped-out emergency exit plan and train all of our volunteers on how to get the kids out of the building quickly.
• Healthy Kids Policy - At the first signs of illness (fever in the last 24 hours, a questionable rash, nasal discharge, diarrhea or conjunctivitis), please keep your child at home. Your child will be more comfortable there and this will also prevent other children from becoming sick. Should your child become ill while in our care, we will notify you promptly.