At All Seasons our kids (infant through age 12) experience safe, age-appropriate environments where they learn about Jesus in a creative and relevant way.

We would love to see you and your family visit All Seasons Kids.

Here's what to expect when visiting All Seasons Kids for the first time:

First, find the area marked for first-time families. There we will meet your family, check your child into our system, and then one of our volunteers will lead your child to their age-appropriate room.

Upon checking in for the first time, we will ask for the following personal information (NOTE: We value your privacy and will not share this information with anyone):

• Parent/guardian name(s)
• Child's name
• Child's birthdate
• Home address
• Phone number
• Any special instructions (allergies, special needs) for your children

Before Service: You can check-in your child at the check-in desk in the Gym. After a volunteer enter's your child’s name in the database, you and your child will be given matching name tags that are exclusive to your family and your visit. Your child will need to wear the name tag portion while you hold on to the matching tag.

After Service: After the service is complete, you will return to your child’s room and show your tag in order for your child to be released back to you.

During Service: In the event that we need to contact you during the service, your child’s identification code will appear on the screen. We ask that you exit the auditorium immediately and look for a staff member or volunteer who will direct you to your child’s room.

At All Seasons we offer childcare during service for infants. But we also have a Parent's Viewing Room that is available upstairs in our worship center for mothers and fathers with infants under the age of one. This room is reserved exclusively for parents with infants to enjoy the service in a more private and quiet environment.

Kirkland Weeks joined the All Seasons leadership team in 2019 as the Pastor of Kids Ministry.

Tammy Smith joined the All Seasons team in 2011 as the Nursery Director. She is married to Tony Smith. She is very much a people person and never meets a stranger. It has allowed her to get to know so many different people and invest in them. She believes this is God's way of allowing her to serve on an individual basis. As seasons change so does her ministry. She has had hand in so many church activities over the years. This season God has given her a heart for the little ones. She wants each one of them to think of her as their own Nana and to feel comfortable in the nursery.