TeamKID is a fun, high-energy ministry that encourages kids in grades K-6 to know Jesus Christ and grow in a relationship with Him. All parts of TeamKID - Bible Stories, Scripture memory, life application, missions, and recreation - All connect to teach life lessons to kids.

  What happens in a TeamKID meeting?   

TeamKID is designed for children to do more than just memorize Scripture. It helps children understand what the verses they memorize mean because all parts of the TeamKID meeting focus on one Bible message. The noncompetitive games, Bible story, memory verse, missions, refreshments, and conclusion all contribute to help children understand and apply God's word to their lives.

A TeamKID meeting has six parts with each one flowing into the next to keep the pace moving with non-stop energy:

	WARM-UP is the opening activity that begins as soon as the first child arrives at TeamKID.
	WORK-OUT includes energized, interactive Bible study as children hear or experience a Bible story, learn the meaning of a Bible verse, apply Bible truths to their lives, sing, and pray.
	REACH-OUT uses either the missions DVD, missions activities, or mission action projects to teach children about missions around the world.
	THE STRETCHING is when children work on learning the memory verse.
	THE TOURNAMENT is a time to run, play, and laugh with fun games and activities that reinforce the Bible study.
	COOL-DOWN is the final few minutes of the meeting and includes refreshments and review of what  the children have already learned.

   Why is the KID capitalized in TeamKID?   

The KID stands for KIDS in Discipleship. Discipling children is the goal of TeamKID.

But Jesus called the children to Him and said, "Let the children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these." Luke 18:16

TeamKID recognizes each child for attending the meetings, completing Bible-related work, and bringing friends with them. Because children earn points they can redeem for items in a TeamKID Store, accomplishments between children are not compared to one another as it would be if children earned patches or some other kind of visible reward.

Learning about God

Using the Bible

Living for Jesus

   TeamKID Club Verse:   

Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not on thine own understanding.
In all thy ways acknowledge Him, and He shall make thy paths straight. 
Proverbs 3:5-6