About KidCom Services
We offer in-person kids' programming each Sunday.
9am & 11am Everyone ages 0 years through 5th grade
We divide up for different age groups. These are their areas:
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0-3 Infants/Toddlers in the Nursery
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4-K in Bible Adventure (Currently at 9am this age group meets in the nursery)
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1st-3rd grade in Konnect
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4th-5th grade in The Loop
Our services includes:
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music,
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games,
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crazy challenges,
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and poignant Bible lessons.
Everyone checks-in in the Lobby and then parents escort child(ren) to their specific room.
Morning Schedule
8:45am / 10:45am Check-In Opens
9am / 11am Music, Group Activities, and Bible Lessons
10:15am / 12:15pm Pick-Up
Well Child Policy
If your child is showing any signs of illness, including but not limited to runny nose, cough, or fever over 100°F; Also, if your child has had a fever in the last 24 hours, we ask that you please enjoy our online kids service instead of our in-person one. You can find all of our KidsCom videos on our Watch page.
Snacks get shared. To protect the safety of all the kids attending, we ask for your help by not bringing outside food into our rooms. We do our best to keep NH KidsCom a nut free environment.
Food
Remodel News
The remodel is here! If you are not aware New Hope is performing a major remodel of the current kids areas among other things. What this means for families is that the locations for KidsCom will be in temporary buildings and rooms during this time.
For Check-In everyone will go to the main lobby. There will be both manned and self-check stations. Once you have your stickers you will follow the signs t drop off your child(ren) in the following spaces:
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0-3yrs - Classroom A*
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4yrs-K - Classroom B*
*Classroom A/B are located indoors on the far side of the lobby and all the way to the left.
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1st-3rd graders - Mod 1**
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4th-5th graders - Mod 2**
**Both Modulars are located in the gravel portion of the parking lot near the playground.
MASK Policy
We are masks OPTIONAL in all our classrooms. This is to align with recommendations by the CDC, OHA, the Governor, and surrounding school districts. Masks are still an effective tool, so If you are in a situation where extra precaution is necessary we encourage you and your family to wear a mask.
We will continue to support you maskless or if you choose for your family to mask, and we will still be making online content available for those needing more time. If you have any questions, please reach out.