Statement of Purpose:

Kids’ Life Bible Club

This group meets Mondays after school at Southeast Kelloggsville Elementary, October through March, from 3:30 to 4:30 pm. We use stories, songs, and puppets to share Jesus with K-5th graders.  If you would like more information about Bible Club, email Ann De Rooy (aderooy@kcrc.org).

A one-to-one-mentoring and tutoring program in which volunteers from Kelloggsville Church spend an hour each week with a young child at Southeast Kelloggsville Elementary School. As relationship are built, it is our prayer that God will use our volunteers to make a difference in the lives of at-risk kids. If you would like to volunteer as a tutor, or for more information, email Joy Howard (jhoward@kcrc.org).

Held one Tuesday a month at 6:30 pm, “Tuesdays” offers a place where people can come and bring their friends and family for a meal, country music, a short talk, and fun. The nursery is available for infants and young children during the short talk.  The purpose of Tuesdays is to give people the opportunity to share food and fellowship with friends, and to meet Jesus in a very casual atmosphere. If you would like more information, email the church office (info@kcrc.org).

Designed for kids age 7-12, Kids Trails meets on some Sportsperson’s Club Seminar nights. The group is supervised by adults who lead the kids in activities and teach things like making fishing lures, fishing techniques, taxidermy, dog demonstrations, game calls, archery marksmanship, and fly-tying.  If you would like more information, email Sportspersons Club (sportspersonsclub@kcrc.org).

Seminars and activities for the sports-minded man, woman, and child. Click the link above for more info.

(Mothers Of Pre-Schoolers) This group provides a place for moms of young children to come together for support and encouragement. Kelloggsville MOPS meets two Thursdays a month from September thru April from 9:30 - 11:15 am. While moms enjoy a much needed break from the day-to-day rigors of motherhood, their children participate in a special program called Moppets, designed especially for them.  For infants, a safe and nurturing nursery is available. Children ages one and up have a structured classroom environment with stories, games, songs, and crafts.  If you would like more information about the MOPS program at Kelloggsville, email Lisa Bosma (lbosma@kcrc.org).

Part of our ministry is the support of missionaries in this country and throughout the world. We support these missionaries both financially and in prayer. Click the link above for a list of missionaries.

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