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C3 Kids.

Kids don't have a junior Holy Spirit. Kids church runs every Sunday at 10:00 AM in Westlands, where our team teaches the Word at their level and prays with them like it matters, because it does.

Sundays 10:00 AMThree age groupsLed by Pastor Simba

C3 Kids mid-morning: a leader on the floor with a circle of children, one child answering, real faces and real light. This is the single most important shot on the page, so give it time. Landscape.

Age groups

Every age has a space.

Each space runs alongside the main service, with the same Bible passage taught at the right level for the age in the room. Two C3 Kids Crew members in every space, every Sunday.

Toto's Corner

At the back of the tent, not a separate room: toys, comfortable sofas, a fully stocked changing station, and far enough from the speakers to be gentle on small ears. You still hear the preach, and there is a screen of your own for the lyrics and verses.

0 to 2 years

Littles

In the auditorium, just across from the tent. Songs, stories and craft that carry a real Bible truth home. Loud, joyful, and gentler than it sounds.

3 to 7 years

Kids Church

Their own room, their own snacks. Teaching, small groups and space to pray for each other. They ask hard questions here, and they get real answers.

8 to 15 years

Toto's Corner at the back of the tent: sofas, toys, a parent with a toddler, and the tent and its screen visible behind so a parent can see where it sits in the room.

Littles mid-craft in the auditorium, hands and materials in focus, at least one child's face lit and visible.

Kids Church in a small group, a leader kneeling to a child's eye level, Bibles open. Include an older child, closer to fifteen than to eight, so the room does not read as only for the youngest in it.

Gap · 16 to 18

Kids Church now runs to 15, so nothing on this site speaks to a 16, 17 or 18 year old. Nothing has been invented here and no band has been relabelled to cover it, because a teenager can read a page and tell. If there is a provision for that age, or a plan for one, send it and it becomes another entry in this row.

Your first drop-off

How check-in runs.

Five steps, and a crew who would rather explain it twice than have you guess. The desk is open until about 10:30.

01

Find the C3 Kids desk

Just inside the entrance, signposted, open until about 10:30. Come before the 9:55 countdown if it is your first time, so nobody is rushing. Arriving later than 10:30 is fine: go straight to the room and check in there.
02

We check your child in

Name, age, your phone number, and anything we should know. The first visit takes a couple of minutes, after that it is seconds.
03

Two matching tags

One goes on your child, one stays with you. Your child is released at the end only to the adult holding the matching tag.
04

Into their space

A crew member walks them in and introduces them. Stay a few minutes if settling in takes a while, nobody will hurry you out.
05

Pick-up at the room

Collect them from their own room, not the desk. No child leaves until you hand over the matching tag. If we need you during the service we will come and find you, rather than put anything on the screen.

The check-in desk in use: a crew member at the desk, a parent holding a tag, a child at the front of the frame. Show the tags clearly, they are the whole point of this section. Portrait.

Where each group meets

Toto's Corner · back of the tent, with you

Littles · the auditorium

Kids Church · their own room

Pastor Simba and Teacher Natalie together with the C3 Kids Crew on a Sunday morning, or mid-teaching with children around them. Warm, unposed, both faces clearly lit. Portrait.

Who leads it

Pastor Simba and Teacher Natalie

Simba oversees C3 Kids with creativity, warmth, and a vision to see children encounter God for themselves. She serves alongside Pastor Kevin in leading the church, and she brings the same prophetic sensitivity into a room of six-year-olds as she does anywhere else.

Teacher Natalie runs C3 Kids week to week, and she plans every Sunday around one question: what will a child actually carry home from this? Through worship, play and teaching, we believe children can form a real and lasting relationship with Jesus.

Meet our pastors

Check-in and safeguarding

What parents ask us first.

Check-in and check-out

Every child is checked in at the desk, or in the room itself if you arrive after 10:30, and released only to the adult who hands back the matching tag. If someone else is collecting them, tell us at check-in.

Our crew

Every member of the C3 Kids Crew is screened and trained, no crew member is ever alone with a child, and there are two of them in every space, every Sunday.

Allergies and medical needs

Tell us at check-in and it goes on the tag. The crew carries the list, and anything you would rather say privately can be said privately.

Can I stay with my child?

Yes. Toto's Corner is designed for you to stay, and if an older child needs you for the first few Sundays, that is normal and fine. Parents who want to sit in regularly join the crew and get screened and trained like everyone else, which we would rather encourage than manage.

What will they actually be taught?

C3 Kids has its own curriculum and schedule: biblical truth, broken down for the age and stage in the room. They leave with something they can say back to you in the car, which is the real test.

What if my child needs me during the service?

A crew member will come and find you. We do not put names or numbers on the screen.

Awaiting document · child protection and safeguarding

The approved policy has not arrived yet, so no policy language has been written here. Once it lands, this becomes a short plain-language summary with the full document linked, matching the section on the statement of beliefs page.

The check-in desk with a crew member handing a tag to a parent, the second tag going on a child.

Kids don't have a junior Holy Spirit.
C3 KIDS

Tell us they're coming.

Fill this in once and check-in is quicker every Sunday after. It also lets the team plan the right number of leaders in each room.

No form? No problem

You can also just turn up

Registering ahead saves a few minutes, it is not a requirement. Come to the desk on Sunday and we will do the whole thing there.

Plan your Sunday visit

Serving

Join the C3 Kids Crew

The C3 Kids Crew are screened and trained, and no crew member is ever alone with a child. Parents are welcome on the crew: it is the best way to see exactly what your child's Sunday is like.

Serve in a Crew Talk to Pastor Simba