Children's Ministry

In Children's Ministry our mission is to empower children in their walk with Christ and equip them to radically change their community with the love of God.

Our vision is to serve and support the families of The Neighborhood Church and our community.

 

Ways you can get involved:

Nursery
Children's Sunday Service
Junior Bible Quiz

For More Information:
Josiah Bridgewater, Children's Pastor

Phone: (208) 921-7083
Email: JosiahB@bnc.org

Nursery

Our nursery care is available every Sunday morning during our church service and every Wednesday evening during our Wednesday night activities. In the nursery, we take special care of the littlest members of The Neighborhood Church.

Kids Sunday Service

During our Sunday morning service, children from preschool to 6th grade learn through song, games, and interactive teaching. There are so many ways to get involved, such as check-in team, game team, creative teaching team, and so much more.

 

 

Junior Bible Quiz  

Sundays @1:30pm

Upcoming Events

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Trunk or Treat  

Date| Saturday, October 26th 
Time| 5:00pm to 6:30pm
Cost | FREE 

With autumn in full swing, Bellevue Neighborhood Church will be getting into the spirit of the season with its annual "Trunk or Treat" event on Saturday, October 26 from 5:00pm to 6:30pm right in our parking lot. The event will offer kids a safe alternative to door-to-door trick or treating. Treats will be served from the trunks of church members' awesomely-decorated vehicles. Costumes, for kids and adults, are encouraged. 

There will be pony rides, hay rides and much more! We hope to see you there!

Children's Christmas Program  

Date|  Sunday, December 15th 
Time| 10:30am
Cost | FREE 

You're invited to come see Bellevue Neighborhood Children ages preschool through 6th grade perform the "Loaned Manger" a Christmas Program you're garaunteed to enjoy! 

In the small western town of Incarnation, Christmas is celebrated with grit, giddy-up, and gusto! They like to think of themselves as “the most Christmassy town in the west.” But 1891 is the year that two big “signs o’ progress” could spell either trouble, or opportunity. The railroad has finally punched through with the grand opening of Incarnation Station, bringing visitors for the first time from far and wide to take in their Christmas festivities. And, the advent of the electric light promises to revolutionize their nativity program. Some fret that all the expected “outsiders” could threaten the peace of their quiet town, and maybe bring in desperadoes, while others see the chance to spread even wider the Good News of the birth of the Jesus. Round up some rambunctious cowpokes, some forward-thinkin’ townsfolk, a manger on loan, and a lot of raucous yee-haw for the Wild West Christmas Adventures of The Loaned Manger!