Jesus-Centered Life For Kids
Jesus-Centered Life for Kids is a fun and interactive two-part class designed for parents to attend with their elementary-aged children as they take steps in their faith journey.
At Pinelake Church, we want to partner with families to lead and shape the next generation’s understanding of God’s love for them. We want to come alongside parents, as they disciple their children to live with Jesus at the center of everything – in how they think, how they act, and how they treat others.
Salvation and Baptism Class
An interactive class designed to help navigate questions about salvation and how we show others we belong to Jesus through baptism. Choose your campus below. At least one parent must attend with the child.
June 2025
July 2025
FAQs
Is the Salvation and Baptism Class the same as New Beginnings?
Think of Jesus-Centered Life for Kids: Baptism and Salvation class as New Beginnings 2.0. It will cover some of the same content with some additions and improvements.
What is baptism?
Baptism is how a believer publicly professes their faith in Jesus. It is a first step in following Jesus and publicly identifying with him. Baptism is the outward symbol of the inward change of salvation.
What is the process of getting baptized?
Baptism is a family decision. Once a family has attended the Jesus-Centered Life for Kids: Baptism and Salvation class, parents will schedule their child’s baptism with a Pinelake staff member.
What ages can get baptized?
The ages that children are baptized varies depending on the child’s understanding of salvation and sin and their readiness to profess their faith in Jesus.
What if my child has already been baptized?
If your child has already been baptized, we encourage you to attend Jesus-Centered Life for Kids: Discipleship (Coming Winter 2025).
Do I have to attend the Salvation and Baptism Class with my child?
Yes, this is a family class. This class will help equip parents to disciple their children.
What is Jesus-Centered Life?
A Jesus-Centered Life is characterized by someone professing salvation in Christ, finding their identity in him, surrendering their lives to him daily and standing in the authority of Christ. To learn more about Jesus-Centered Life click here.