A free, church-led after-school program focused on character development
Crossroads Kids Club is a church-led after-school program that uses Bible stories and lessons to teach character development and life skills. Through engaging activities such as music, crafts, games, and storytelling, children explore values like love, kindness, patience, and self-control in a fun, supportive environment. Our program is always free of charge and open to children from all backgrounds. We’ve partnered with public schools since 1999, providing a safe space where children can grow in confidence and develop healthy relationships.
Crossroads Kids Club is always free of charge. We want to serve all kinds of schools and families. There is no cost to schools, parents, or students.
Safety and belonging are at the heart of everything we do.
Crossroads Kids Club requires that all clubs maintain a secure environment by thoroughly screening, training, and supervising team members, who are committed to being excellent role models. We welcome students from all backgrounds, encouraging a sense of community and mutual respect. With a proven track record in public schools since 1999, Crossroads Kids Club offers a valuable, supportive space for children to learn, grow, and thrive after school.
What Happens at a Kids Club?
A Kids Club typically meets for 90 minutes once per week in a safe and structured environment, which may be a gym, classroom, cafeteria, or outdoors. The program is designed to nurture positive relationships, social skills, and character development.
Here’s what a typical club looks like:
What Happens at a Kids Club?
A Kids Club typically meets for 90 minutes once per week in a safe and structured environment, which may be a gym, classroom, cafeteria, or outdoors. The program is designed to nurture positive relationships, social skills, and character development.
Here’s what a typical club looks like:
What Children Learn
Our curriculum takes children on a chronological journey through the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation. Along the way, they explore stories that teach character qualities like:
