BereanKIDS
BereanKIDS is the children's ministry at Cheyenne Berean Church. BereanKIDS strives to transform kids lives through accurately teaching the Gospel and showing them how to live for Jesus.
What to expect on Sundays
Our lessons come directly from Scripture. Our curriculum and conversations regularly establish our need for Jesus both to save us from our sins and to live courageously for Him.
Scripture stresses the importance of parents and the local church in spiritual formation. We commit to partnering together; equipping and releasing a team of people who want to see children's lives transformed.
We use structured and thorough safety protocols. All volunteers are consistently screened to ensure maximum safety and security for families.
We provide quality teaching and instruction to kids of all ages. We strive to be organized, consistent, and impactful so the Gospel can reach kids in lasting ways.
Our curriculum runs chronologically through the Bible to help a child understand the Bible as a whole. We commit to helping even the youngest of our congregation become resilient followers of Jesus.
Our Kids Environments
Embark
A nurturing environment for our youngest kids where they’ll experience worship, play, songs, snacks, and fellowship while beginning to learn about Jesus.
Ascent
A fun and engaging class with Bible stories, songs, snacks, playtime, and routines designed to help preschoolers learn and grow in fellowship with other toddlers.
Beta
Alongside learning the gospel, play-based learning is the focus in Beta. Your child's schedule will consist of a routine including: Bible lesson, story, songs, and play!
Venture
An interactive class where kids learn the Gospel through discussion, Scripture reading and memorization, and games.
Anchor
As children approach youth group age, this intentional grouping helps equip them for a smooth transition into youth ministry. It is deeply focused on discipleship through conversation, Scripture, and engaging activities.
Our Curriculum
BereanKIDS utilizes brite, a Gospel-centered Children's Ministry Curriculum.
In every lesson, the Bible is read, heard, and connected to Jesus in ways kids can understand in their own lives. Leaders are equipped to help kids form a faith built to navigate tough cultural topics.
Brite makes disciples who can say:
- I believe in Jesus.
- I’m becoming more like Him.
- I belong to Him forever.
Make a Difference! Volunteer with BereanKIDS.
Volunteering is one of the simplest ways to serve the children of our church. The impact and reach of BereanKIDS is made possible by volunteers willing to step in, teach, and disciple the next generation.
Ansley Rehm serves as our Children’s Ministry Director and brings a background in education along with more than 10 years of experience working with and discipling children in both classroom and ministry settings. She is passionate about helping families grow in their discipleship and build a strong foundation of faith within the home and community. Outside of ministry, Ansley enjoys spending time with her husband Blake and their three children, gathering in fellowship with others, and embracing rhythms of rest and recreation through God’s creation and the outdoors.
BereanKIDS FAQs
Children’s services are offered at both 9:00 and 10:45 services. While nursery is offered from start to finish of services, we value family style worship. Children ages 4 and up will come to classes once dismissed from worship.
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BereanKIDS uses Brite by AWANA on Sunday mornings. This curriculum is gospel centered and in every lesson, the Bible is read, heard, and connected to Jesus in ways kids can understand in their own lives. The end goal is to make disciples who can navigate the world we live in.
We value family-style worship. With the exception of infants and toddlers, children are dismissed after worship.
We do not offer diapering services. Your code will pop up in the main service should you be needed to assist.
Allergies and medical needs must be kept up to date by parents and guardians.
