KidZ at Heart invests in the spiritual growth of communities, congregations, families and their children—globally and locally—to help them know Jesus, love Him deeply and follow Him faithfully.
Together, falling deeply in love with Jesus
Every generation will experience the transformative presence of God, overflowing and evident in all families, communities, and congregations.
OUR VISION
Our Core Values
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Transparency
We believe transparency is essential to grow in Christ and build genuine relationships. By sharing our weaknesses openly, we invite God’s power into our lives. We commit to open communication and accountability.
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Kindness
Kindness means showing gentleness, compassion, and a willingness to do good. As a fruit of the Spirit, we intentionally put on kindness each day. We strive to reflect God’s love through our words and actions.
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Celebration
Celebration flows from grateful hearts and gives praise to God. We intentionally celebrate His presence, His work, and the faithfulness of others. We create space for both planned and spontaneous moments of joy.
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Truth-telling
Truth leads to freedom, transformation, and wise decisions. We commit to speaking truth in love, even when it’s hard. Honesty protects our community and deepens trust.
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Kingdom Building
We use our gifts, time, and talents to share Jesus and build the global Church. When God calls us to a project, we trust Him to provide. Our mission is rooted in the Great Commission.
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Encouragement
We affirm one another’s value, praise spiritual growth, and support those who struggle. We commit to listening and praying for each other. Encouragement helps each person live out God’s best.
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Spiritual Transformation
We seek personal and communal practices that deepen intimacy with God. We create honest and responsive spaces for spiritual growth. Our desire is to be transformed for the sake of others.
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Excellence
We work wholeheartedly as if for the Lord, offering our best as worship. Excellence means giving our best, not perfection. We extend grace to ourselves and others while valuing God-given gifts.
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Biblical Accountability
We hold each other responsible for time, resources, and godly living. Accountability goes beyond oversight — it’s loving care in community. We encourage right behavior and support one another.
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Conflict Transformation
We resolve conflict by seeking God’s wisdom, pure motives, and peace. Our goal is unity, not being “right.” We trust God to guide us toward discernment and reconciliation.
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Generosity
God has given us good gifts so we can bless others freely. We give our time, skills, encouragement, and resources joyfully. We choose openhanded living, stewarding what God entrusts to us.
What We Believe
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We believe in God, the Father Almighty, the Maker of heaven and earth, and in Jesus Christ, His only Son, our Lord:
Who was conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of the virgin Mary, suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, dead, and buried;
He descended into hell.
The third day He arose again from the dead;
He ascended into heaven, and sits on the right hand of God the Father Almighty; from thence he shall come to judge the quick and the dead.
We believe in the Holy Spirit; the holy church; the communion of saints; the forgiveness of sins; the resurrection of the body; and life everlasting.
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We believe that we are called to discipleship; to keep the commandment of God to “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your strength” and “impress them on your children.” (Deut. 6).
To pass down “God’s ways… from one generation to the next, even to those not yet born. In this way, every generation will set its hope in God and not forget his wonderful works but keep his commandments. (Psalm 78:6-7, TPT) -
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We believe that spiritual formation starts at a young age, recognizing that children can hear from God and have their own personal relationship with Him.
We believe that Spiritual formation for children is the lifelong process by which the Holy Spirit serves as the child’s teacher, deepening the child’s relationship with God, transforming the child into Christlikeness from the inside out, and generating an overflow of love toward God, self, and others (Rom 8:27-29, Mk 12:28-31).
We believe that this is best done in relationship with members of the faith community including those from the child’s church, home, school, and elsewhere (Deut 6).
