HIGH HILL CHRISTIAN CHURCH FAMILY MINISTRY EXISTS TO TRAIN AND EQUIP FAMILIES TO RAISE KINGDOM WORKERS!
WHAT IS A KINGDOM WORKER?
A Kingdom Worker is defined as: a person who uses their God given gifts, talents, and resources to impact people in their sphere of influence. We believe that there are certain easily identifiable traits or characteristics that are present in Kingdom Workers. Those three traits are what all our Family Ministries areas are built upon. Kingdom Workers Connect With God, Connect With Others, & Connect Others With God! You can read more about each trait at the link below
HOW CHECK-IN WORKS
You may check in your child with any available volunteer. After checking your child in electronically, you and your child will be given matching identification tags that are exclusive to your family and your visit. Your child will need to wear the name tag portion while you keep the matching tag. After the service, you will return to your child’s room and show your tag in order for your child to be released back to you. In the event that we need to contact you during the service, we will contact you via text or in person. We ask that you exit the worship area immediately and look for a staff member or volunteer who will direct you to your child’s room.
YOUR FIRST VISIT!
Head over to our Family Ministry Hub. We will meet your family, check your child into our database system, and one of our volunteers will lead your family to your child's age-appropriate room.
Some important personal information we need: family members' names, children’s names and birthdates, address, phone number, and any special instructions (allergies, special needs) for your child.
WILL YOU SAY YES TO THE NEXT GENERATION?
Did you know that 94% of today’s Christians made the decision to follow Jesus before they turned 18?
Our family ministries at HHCC are getting reimagined, revamped and remodeled. We want to invite you to be a part by saying ‘Say Yes’ to the next generation. Say yes to a place where you can invest, get involved, and use your talents that God has placed in you to benefit others. There are new opportunities to build, nurture, affirm and mobilize the next generation of kingdom workers.