Base Camp (6 Weeks - Pre-Kindergarten)

Where the Adventure Begins

At Base Camp, we provide a safe, loving place for children from six weeks through Pre-K where we believe even our littlest ones can learn! Regular learning experiences are planned and lessons are reinforced with songs, play and supervised activities designed with the ability of the children in mind. Our toddlers through preschoolers use exciting, age-appropriate curriculum created by Gospel Light to help them discover who God is, His love for them and how to love God with all their hearts.

Base Camp Tips...

• What to Bring for Infant and Toddlers
  Pack a small bag with a few diapers, pacifier or other special soothing items, and a change of clothes in case your child would require that.  Please label all personal items with your child’s first and last name before arriving to your child’s class.
• What to Bring for Preschoolers (2-5 Years)
  There is no need to bring a diaper bag to the classroom.  We have diapers, pull-ups and a change of clothing if necessary. 
• Nursing Mother’s Room
  A private nursing room is located in the Roly Polys room for those mothers wishing to nurse their little ones.
• Family Room
  Families are encouraged to worship together. However, some younger children have a harder time sitting quietly through the service. Our Family Room, located next to the East Worship Center, is there for you to enjoy the service with your child. It offers a comfortable way to watch the service via video monitors.
• Checking on Your Child
  After checking your child in and saying good-bye it is normal for little ones to cry when leaving a parent. This does not last long, and separation becomes easier over time. Our loving staff will immediately try to create interest in a toy or activity and give assurance that you will return after the worship service or your adult class. If your child cries for an extended period of time (10 minutes), we will page you. Feel free to check on your little one at any time during the service. Most of our Early Childhood classrooms have one-way mirrors to let you watch your child, while keeping them from seeing you.