Things will be a bit different as we regather at our physical campus locations this spring and summer for the time being. Check out the Regathering Updates webpage for more details on what to expect and when child classrooms will re-open.

When parking, a volunteer in a bright orange vest will help direct you to the closest available spot. We reserve parking spots for first-time guests, so let volunteers know when you enter the parking lot.

As you’re walking on campus toward a building, the parking or greeting volunteers will show you where to find the main auditorium, restrooms, kid and student environments as well as other locations. Volunteers will be wearing Journey of Faith t-shirts and lanyards. Campus signs also display where children areas are by age group. A map for each campus can be found here.

In Journey Kids, children fifth grade and younger experience Jesus on their level.

Babies & Crawlers: Kids play with toys, create crafts and are read a story from the Bible.

Toddlers – Pre-K: Kids play games in a classroom or gated enclosure, make crafts, sing songs and listen to a Bible story.

Kindergarten – 5th grade: Kids play games, make crafts, sing songs and listen to a Bible story each grouped based on their age level.

Special Needs “Explorers”: We use the buddy system for the child to experience the same as peers with help of a one-on-one aid.

Nursing Mothers: Our Manhattan Beach campus also has a family room where moms and infants can watch the service together.

Members of staff and volunteers help teach and care for your little ones.  We use the ‘Go!’ curriculum by age along with in-house created activities to nurture and help kids begin to understand stories and basic truths of the Christian faith. Parents are welcome to come meet our volunteers before or after services. Contact Us if you need more information.

Only staff and approved volunteers who have received a background check on file with Journey of Faith are allowed to stay in kids’ environments during the service for safety.  We welcome parents to serve as volunteers. Please fill out this form if you are interested in getting started.

Kids who show signs of fever, vomiting, or other contagious illnesses should be symptom- and fever-free for 24 hours before check-in.

Please notify us of all allergies, medical or behavioral needs so we can best assist your child. We occasionally provide snacks in Kindergarten-5th grade classrooms.  When there are snacks signs will be posted on classroom doors to alert parents. Printed kid tags also note any allergies. No outside food or drink is permitted.  (Labeled water bottles are allowed.)

Yes, our goal is to accommodate any child in kindergarten-5th grade who has special needs. We use a buddy system so kids experience same as typical peers with one-on-one aid. Please Contact Us and provide details on your situation before arriving for the first time so we can properly prepare for your child’s visit.

Yes, all volunteers and staff must have an approved background check on file before serving in the kids’ environments.

Check out our Regathering Updates page for more details as they become available.

You can also subscribe to the Journey Kids newsletter here or check out our YouTube page. Our church events page is also a good way to stay in the know on what’s upcoming. Also the staff or a volunteer serving in your child’s area is typically able to help with questions.