Children of all ages are welcome at Kew Baptist Church.
At Kew Baptist Church, we are wholeheartedly dedicated to nurturing the spiritual growth and well-being of our community’s children and family members through our vibrant Kids and Family Ministry. With joy and commitment, we embark on a journey to create a nurturing and engaging environment where children and families can flourish in their faith.
Our approach is rooted in the belief that each child is a unique and cherished individual, and we provide a space where they can discover the love of God, build meaningful connections, and begin a lifelong adventure of faith.
Through age-appropriate programs, interactive activities, and a supportive community, we invite families to join us in shaping the spiritual foundation of the next generation, fostering a sense of belonging and joy within the Kew Baptist Church family.
We join together during the Sunday 10am Service in Newnham Hall. We run a kid’s Church Program for primary-aged students and a supervised Creche Program for toddlers aged 1-5 years old.
For more information, contact:
Michelle Younger
michelle@kewbaptist.org.au
Toddler Jam Program
Toddler Jam is a fun, interactive program designed for young children and their caregivers to connect through music, rhythm, and movement. The program features engaging sessions filled with singing, dancing, and activities. Toddler Jam also offers a supportive community environment where parents and caregivers can build relationships and share parenting experiences.
We would love to have you join us on Wednesday mornings of school term from 9:30-11:00am for our session at Newnham Hall 16 Highbury Grove Kew.
Children and caregivers enjoy morning tea and coffee together in this time.
If you have any questions please email our Children’s and Families Co-Ordinator Michelle at michelle@kewbaptist.org.au or if you are interested in attending, please email us or just attend!
Kew Baptist Church is committed to being a Child Safe Church and we follow the Child Safe Standards set by the CCYP to protect children and young people. Click here to read more on our policies.