Heroes Gate is our children’s ministry where our young heroes begin learning to love like Jesus and make a difference in their world.
Below is a list of resources on our web site related this ministry. Feel free to use the filter checkboxes to narrow your search and easily find what you are looking for.
It’s that time of year again! The days get cooler, the trees get a little more colorful.. and church ministries all kick off! Check out this list to learn about everything we’ve got going on this Fall. We hope to see you around! Read More
Our Advent Kickoff is a time for Heroes Gate families to kick-off the holidays with activities, treats and fun! Read More
A few times a year, we invite Heroes Gate families to gather together for a hangout session! Read More
Heroes Gate families are invited to get together for a movie night! Read More
A few times a year, we invite Heroes Gate families to gather together for a hangout session! Read More
Looking for a fun and rewarding way to give back this Fall? We have volunteer opportunities to serve in our children’s ministry, Heroes Gate, as well as our youth ministry, Echo! Read More
Music Fest 2023 was a blast! We enjoyed a solo acoustic set from Zuriel Adam, a duo jazzy set from J Squared and ended with some rockin’ hits from Not Dead Yet! We enjoyed grilled food and Nelson’s Ice Cream, bubbles and sidewalk chalk, bean bag toss and sunshine — not to mention lots of dancing! 🎶 Read More
Family Rituals provide a place for kids and parents to share with each other their faith, their struggles, and wrestle with questions that they may have. Read More
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Most families have routines of a sort that shape their days and weeks—maybe who does what chores or what kind of madness must ensue to get out of the house in the morning. We could also call these “rituals.” Often there is not much thought in these routines, so what happens when families create intentional rituals to connect to each other and to Jesus? We decided to answer that question through a program called Family Rituals. Read More
