Children at WBC

A new fashion trend?
Not exactly...

Just like on Noah's Ark, this little critter has a partner. When you bring your child to the nursery or pre-school area, your child will receive an animal. That animal will be clipped to his or her clothing. The parent or guardian responsible for the child will receive the matching bracelet. This is done to help insure that children are leaving with the person they arrived with.

It's not for the jewelry box, but It's part of a plan to continue keeping children safe at Winnwood. We want all children and parents to feel safe while worshipping at our church. View our CAP policy to learn more about the guidelines in place to protect children.

Child Abuse Prevention (C.A.P.)
The C.A.P. Policy was developed and put into practice at Winnwood in 1997. The primary purpose is to ensure that a safe environment exists for the children and youth who participate in church activities. Child abuse and molestation are on the rise in our country, and unfortunately, the church is not immune. We want parents to know that we take very seriously the safety and well-being of their children and youth. In order for an individual to be able to work with children and youth in our church, they must complete the training and be an active member for a minimum of 6 months. For further information and additional details about the training, please ask to see a copy of the C.A.P. manual or contact the church office to have a copy sent to you.

If you would like to serve the Lord and our church by working with children or youth, you must be CAP trained. Please contact the office at 816-453-4500, if you would like to schedule a time to go through this training.