For your Family
Educate in the Word. Encourage relationship with Jesus. Energize in worship. Equip parents.
your child’s favorite day of the week!
When it comes to your children, it’s important to know what to expect. Here is information to provide comfort as you leave your child in our care.
Baby room
Babies will experience who God is through the love, play, worship and prayer they receive from our caring volunteers.
What to Bring:
- Water bottle labeled with child's full name
- Milk/formula bottle labeled with child's full name and time to eat
- If you have multiple items, a child’s bag labeled with their name
- Diapers
- One change of clothes
- No outside toys permitted
toddler room
Toddlers will experience who God is through age-appropriate Bible stories and worship, activities, snack and fellowship and prayer.
What to Bring:
- Water bottle labeled with child's full name
- No outside food allowed; and only bottles with water are permitted. If you have a special request, please let the staff know at check-in.
- Snack is provided
- If you have multiple items, a child’s bag labeled with their name
- No outside toys permitted
Pre-k room
The Pre-K room is where children can build relationships, play games and have fun. Our Pre-K children will experience God’s love through worship, prayer, monthly memory verse, exploring the Bible and understanding its stories about His great love for us. This room is for fully potty trained 3 year olds and up.
What to Bring:
- Water bottle labeled with child's full name
- No outside food allowed; and only bottles with water are permitted. If you have a special request, please let the staff know at check-in.
- Snack is not provided
- If you have multiple items, a child’s bag labeled with their name
- No outside toys are permitted.
- A Bible (let our staff know if you need one!)
elementary room
The Elementary room is where kids can create a sense of belonging through making relationships and having fun. Our Elementary kids will experience God’s love through worship, prayer, scripture memorization, reading the Bible and applying their knowledge in activities. The goal is to help kids believe in God; believe in Jesus, the cross and the resurrection; and to live by the Fruit of the Spirit.
What to Bring:
- Water bottle labeled full name
- No outside food allowed; and only bottles with water are permitted. If you have a special request, please let the staff know at check-in.
- Snack is not provided
- If you have multiple items, a child’s bag labeled with their name
- No outside toys are permitted.
- A Bible (let our staff know if you need one!)
Contact During the Service
If there is a concern with your child during the service, you will receive a text message. Please leave your phone on vibrate during the service and close to your person to respond appropriately. You will need your ID tag with code that matches the child’s in order to address/pick up.
check in and pickup
Download the free Parent cue app to walk with your child in their Jesus journey.
When you create an account please select "Saltbox Community Church". The app will give you direct access to what your child is learning in Kids at Saltbox including weekly Bible stories, monthly memory verses, daily devotionals, parent guides, practical ways to engage your child in Jesus-centered conversations and more!
All Saltbox Kids volunteers are background checked and have completed a child safety training course. Our Safety Team is trained to maintain the safety and security of our kid areas.
Educate in the Word. Encourage relationship with Jesus. Energize in worship. Equip parents. In any age group, we have a class designed specifically for them to learn about Jesus on their level.
for middle and high schoolers
Youth Group
On Sunday mornings, middle and high school students are welcome to join our services with their parents. Our Youth Group (6th-12th grade) meets every Wednesday night from 6pm to 8:15pm at the HUB (3233 Burnt Mill Dr #1,Wilmington, NC 28403).
Each week your student will hear God's Word, engage in worship, play games, breakout into small groups with folks their own age, and share a meal. Many of our families say that it feels like the type of youth group that they grew up with, and our students LOVE it!!
