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Crossroads Kids Club offers church-led character formation clubs in public schools. In these after-school clubs, elementary students journey through the Bible and discover what it means to follow Jesus as part of their regular club activities.
• Ages: 5–11 years old
Established in 1998, Crossroads Kids Club focuses on church-led character formation clubs in public schools across the nation. Its mission is to help children discover life in Jesus through these clubs. The organization provides curriculum, training, and ongoing support for free to the churches that lead the clubs, and states that its highest value is relationships, with an emphasis on Fruit-of-the-Spirit character taking root in young lives. They also provide coaching for churches to reach children and parents in public schools.
One pastor describes Crossroads Kids Club as providing excellent coaching for churches, along with meaningful curriculum and support for impactful clubs, and notes personal involvement in a club at his children’s school. A fourth-grade student shares that they learn about Jesus, have fun, and experience teachers who feel like family. A financial partner reports seeing progress over the years, receiving receipts and updates, and expresses appreciation for those who work with the children.
Last updated August 11, 2026.
• Ages: 5–11 years old
Established in 1998, Crossroads Kids Club focuses on church-led character formation clubs in public schools across the nation. Its mission is to help children discover life in Jesus through these clubs. The organization provides curriculum, training, and ongoing support for free to the churches that lead the clubs, and states that its highest value is relationships, with an emphasis on Fruit-of-the-Spirit character taking root in young lives. They also provide coaching for churches to reach children and parents in public schools.
One pastor describes Crossroads Kids Club as providing excellent coaching for churches, along with meaningful curriculum and support for impactful clubs, and notes personal involvement in a club at his children’s school. A fourth-grade student shares that they learn about Jesus, have fun, and experience teachers who feel like family. A financial partner reports seeing progress over the years, receiving receipts and updates, and expresses appreciation for those who work with the children.
Last updated August 11, 2026.
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