ROOTED IN SCRIPTURE. OPEN TO WONDER.

Little hearts.
Living faith.

Signs & Wonders Kids helps churches introduce children to Jesus and the Bible with clarity, warmth, and room for the Holy Spirit to work.

Jesus at the center

We believe in one God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Jesus Christ is God’s Son, fully divine and fully human. He died for our sins, rose bodily from the dead, and invites us into life with God. Salvation is God’s gift of grace, received through faith in Jesus, not earned through good behavior or impressive spiritual experiences.

The Bible as our foundation

We receive the Bible as God’s inspired, trustworthy Word. Children learn to find passages, understand a story in context, ask honest questions, and see how Scripture points to Jesus. Teachers read the selected passages from their own Bibles; our retellings support that reading.

Life in the Holy Spirit

Our approach is evangelical: centered on Jesus and grounded in Scripture. We believe the Holy Spirit is at work today, helping believers follow Jesus, growing his fruit in their lives, and giving gifts to serve others. We encourage prayer and dependence on the Holy Spirit, with churches guiding the practice of spiritual gifts according to their own convictions. We teach with humility, without promising a particular outcome or making spiritual performance a condition of belonging.

A church family where children belong

We teach prayer, worship, baptism, communion, service, sharing the good news, and hope in Jesus’ return. Churches can explain the practical details of baptism, communion, and spiritual gifts according to their own doctrine and pastoral leadership.

Wonder, with care

The name is inspired by Isaiah 8:18. In its original setting, Isaiah speaks about himself and the children God has given him as signs in Israel. We use that inspiration to express a hope that children’s lives will point to God. We do not teach that children must perform miracles to prove their faith or worth.

Every child can participate through listening, speaking, drawing, movement, or quiet reflection. Questions are welcome. Adults follow their church’s safeguarding procedures and respect children’s personal boundaries.