We love our children and have lots of them in our lives.
Our Sunday kids program is a great place for children to make friends and have fun. You don’t have to have a church background to get involved. Just rock up!
Our Missional Communities are also great environments for families.
We have picnics, parties, and social events. We support one another by providing mentoring and rights-of-passage celebrations for tweens and teens.
We are a Safe Places church and have policies and procedures for safekeeping our families and their children.
As an affiliated Churches of Christ Vic/Tas church, we have zero tolerance for abuse, whether that be physical, sexual, emotional or spiritual.
We have a culture of transparency and accountability, as well as policies and procedures for safekeeping our families and their children.
Our leadership screening, recruitment and orientation processes are robust.
All volunteers who work with children hold a current Registration to Work With Vulnerable People card.
A link to our Safe Places statement and policy can be found using this link.
Our Sunday kids program is held at the same time as our church service (1st + 3rd Sunday of every month).
Our children’s areas are on the ground floor of our church building, at 8 Goulburn Street, Hobart.
We have a great space for children, with a table tennis court, pool table, basketball ring, break out rooms for younger kids, and plenty of space for running around.
We have two programs for primary school-aged children:
We love having parents with babies join us during the church service (a bit of crying is fine!) There is a parent break out room if nappies need to be changed.
At this stage, we encourage older children (high school age onwards) to take part in the adult service.
Our missional communities meet throughout the week in homes, cafes and parks. They are like extended families who serve people. We also gather every second Sunday for a church service.
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Phone: 0480 101 126
By appointment:
203 Liverpool St, Hobart (Hobart City Church of Christ Building)