For families with children
A place where your kids are known by name
Between work, school, and everything else, you are not looking for one more thing to manage. You are looking for a community that makes life feel less alone — and gives your children people who care about them beyond you.
- 10:30 AM
- Childcare on Sundays
- Free
- Valet parking
- 0–12
- Space for every age
We see what you're carrying
Raising kids in Orange County isn't simple. We build around that.
What you need
Less to juggle
Caring childcare, a break from the logistics, and a place to bring real questions about parenting — without judgment.
What you hope for
Real belonging
Not another activity on the calendar — actual relationships. Other parents who get it, and a place your family is known, not just scheduled.
What you dream of
Grounded kids
Children who grow up kind and secure in who they are, with caring adults beyond you who know their name.
Every age, covered
A place for your child on Sunday morning
Ages 0–3
Nursery & soft space
Childcare is available at the 10:30 service, and a soft worship space for little ones sits at the front left of the sanctuary — wiggles welcome.
Ages 4–10
Sunday formation for kids
Bible stories, songs, and crafts that make faith simple and real, with time to be with other kids their age.
Ages 11+
Serving & acolytes
Older children help lead worship as acolytes and join our outreach days — real responsibility, real encouragement.
All ages
Young families gatherings
Potlucks, beach days, and Worship on the Green — low effort, high connection, and always kid-friendly.
A realistic rhythm
What being part of this actually looks like
Sunday, 10:30 AM
Worship with our choir, children's space and childcare, then coffee in the Guild Hall — no rushing out.
Through the year
Worship on the Green at the beach, the Blessing of the Animals, Christmas pageant, and Easter egg hunt.
A few times a year
Family-friendly outreach: food and hygiene drives, beach care, and the Poor People's Walk.
Common questions
What parents usually ask before a first visit
Will my child be safe and looked after?
Yes. Volunteers who work with children are screened and trained through the Diocese of Los Angeles Safeguarding program, and children are never with a single adult alone.
What if my child doesn't want to leave me?
Totally normal, especially the first few visits. Children are always welcome to stay with you in the service — there is no pressure either way.
We're not “churchy” — will we stick out?
No. Many families here started exactly where you are. Come as you are, ask as many questions as you like, and take it at your own pace.
Do we have to commit to anything?
Not a thing. Visit once, visit often, or come to a potluck first. Nothing needs to be signed to belong here.
Bringing kids for the first time?
Here's exactly what to expect
- Arrive a few minutes before 10:30 — an usher will meet you at the Park Avenue doors.
- Free valet parking every Sunday morning.
- Come as you are: strollers, snacks, and wiggly kids are all expected.
- Stay for coffee and refreshments in the Guild Hall afterward.
