
Revelation 21
Revelation 21 doesn’t end with God rescuing us out of a doomed world. It ends
We believe every child is deeply loved by God and has value simply because they were created by Him. Our goal is to provide a safe, loving environment where children experience God’s love through attentive care, prayer, stories, songs, and meaningful interactions.
Nursery care is available during Sunday worship services and select special services or events as communicated by The Bridge.
To help keep our nursery healthy and safe, we ask that children attend only when they are well.
Please keep your child home if they have:
Our nursery spaces, toys, and equipment are cleaned regularly, but because young children naturally share toys and germs, we rely on families to help us maintain a healthy environment for everyone.
We are honored to partner with families as we care for and nurture the youngest members of our church family.

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