Children's Ministry
These five ideas are at the core, the very heart of why and how we do what we do. They define our ministry area and give direction to our activity.

Parents lead
We serve parents, who lead in discipleship and spiritual formation in their children. Parents are the primary influence in a child's life, and the church supports in a vital, but supportive role.

God uses children
Believing children are part of the church today and will participate in its mission. They not only receive, but also serve in the body of Christ, and can walk out God's purpose as they discover their God-given gifts.

Grace in discipleship
We seek to reflect God's grace to children. Moral training in their lives is most effective in as it is built upon the foundation of God's grace for all. Faith and obedience grow, as the understanding of God's amazing gift through Jesus is revealed in our hearts.

Experiencing God
Effective discipleship is measurable, and is accomplished over time through healthy relationships, systematic study of God's Word, prayer, worship and other opportunities for experiencing God.

Outward-focused children
Developing outward-focused children is our goal. We are part of the larger vision and mission of VCC, which makes servant evangelism a priority.

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Our mission is to love the children into a relationship with Jesus Christ and to give to the world what God has given us.

Our vision is to be a ministry of experiences for children and their families that will provide children with the opportunity to discover who they are in God.

Outreach

Our mission:
To inspire and equip Cross Point Vineyard attendees to a lifestyle of being "Salt & Light" in their communities so that all are brought into relationship with Christ.

...You're here to be salt-seasoning that brings out God-flavors of this earth... You're here to be light, bringing out the God-colors in the world. God is not a secret to kept. We're going public with this, as public as a city on a hill.

Matthew 5:13-14 (The Message)