ABOUT JOURNEY KIDS

In Journey Kids we are passionate about helping kids and their families grow in their faith. We strive to provide safe and fun programs where every child can experience the life-changing love of Jesus.


43% of Christians come to faith before the age of 12. 

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Questions? Email Kara at kara@thejourneynova.org



At-Home Teaching Materials


Associated with Sunday, January 19th


  These teaching materials and videos are the same ones used during our in-person Sunday morning programs.

     We make them accessible online so families can review and enjoy these resources at their convenience. 


  • January

    Preschool, PRe-K, & Kindergarten Experience


    Journey Kids Preschool and  Kindergarten Video



    This Week's Bible Story:  Jesus visits Mary, Martha, and Lazarus. John 11:1-3, 20, 28-36


    Bottom Line: Jesus is always a good friend.


    January Memory Verse:

    A friend loves you at all the time. Proverbs 17:17, NCV


    Parents: Watch this week's video, practice the memory verse, and use the resources below to engage with follow up activities with your child. 


    Weekly Printable: 

    Parent Cue: 






  • ELEMENTARY Experience

    1st and 2nd grade video


    3rd thru 6th grade video



    This Week’s Bible Story: Don't look back in anger. James 1:19



    Bottom Line: When you are angry, talk to God.


    January Memory Verse

    Be strong, all you who put your hope in the Lord. Never give up.  

    Psalm 31:24 NIrV



    Printable Devotionals:  Daily opportunities for kids (and parents) to reflect on this week's topic and reinforce the Sunday morning lesson.


    Parent Cue:  An easy-to-use guide that includes discussion prompts so families can review the video presentations and engage in real life application.  




At-Home Resources


We want to equip you to have spiritual conversations at home. The Parent Cue App is a free app that provides parents weekly age appropriate cues that are aligned with the curriculum.