Children's ministry at iac

Sunday  mornings @ 9.30 AM is a special time where Bible education takes on a more formal atmosphere as lessons and related activities bring the child closer in knowing about God and how they can know Him as their personal Savior.

Our heart for your kids

We want to help kids know Jesus, know the gospel, know each other, and know their mentors who reflect the love of Jesus.


Building strong relationships are imperative to the spiritual development of children. We believe that in order for kids to trust what you are teaching, they have to know you. We want your children transformed by learning Christ centered truths in what they hear, see, and do.  Children’s Ministry is a series of steps, a developing process, to cause a spiritual alteration that will grow them into life-long followers of Jesus Christ.

Sundays at Indiana alliance church

We are currently using Lifeway Publishing’s “The Gospel Project for Kids”.  When kids truly experience the gospel, their hearts are transformed. It is the gospel, not good behavior, which changes everything. (LifeWay)

For more Info on The Gospel Project visit:  THE GOSPEL PROJECT


Ages 0-3 remain in their rooms 9:30-12, while all other children go to Sunday school from 9:30-10:30 and then attend the service for our worship time until they are dismissed to their second classroom during the service. Below are the age breakdowns and more info for each age. 

  • Babies get to sleep, eat, and play in a clean and cozy environment with ladies that are ready to play, entertain,  cuddle and rock as needed. We understand that your baby will be most comfortable when they feel their needs are met. Our volunteers are ready to make your child's first church experiences great ones.

  • These young minds are starting to develop and we are ready to start introducing them to the word of God. We will teach basic concepts through songs, play, and crafts. 

  • Your preschoolers are starting to explore the world with brand new views. We want to encourage them to build their social skills with classmates, as well as introduce them to explore the Bible in various ways. They will hear the story, watch the story, and do fun activities together to provide hands on experiences to further explain the Bible lesson.

  • This age group will continue to stimulate their bodies and minds. As they begin to read, we start to add reading the Bible in class time, learning memory verses, and continue to use activities and games to further their learning. We also add videos for our visual learners.

  • In the final stage of children's ministry we want to see children own their relationship with Jesus. We offer opportunities for them to be a part of the learning process in the class room, offer discussion opportunities, and increase the life application of the Bible. We encourage them to start some independent Bible study and daily devotional time.