Christian Life Assembly
Camp Hill, PA

The CLA Kids Team is excited to partner with you to help your children grow in their relationship with Jesus. They will experience this growth through our Sunday kids' church services and small groups, Wednesday programs, and various opportunities to serve others and grow as leaders.

CLA Kids offers in-person services as part of our Sunday morning worship experience. These services are held at 9:00 and 11:00 AM for kids (birth-grade 5) and are available online. On Wednesday evening, kids continue to grow in their faith through various discipleship programs designed just for them!

For those families who choose to participate online, we want to be sure to provide you with tools to help your kids experience church from home! We encourage you to engage with your kids on the topics being taught.

Please check out our other resources below to help you talk about possible "next steps" with your kids on their faith journey. And stay connected with us on social media!

The Royal Rangers program is an activity-based, small group ministry that equips and empowers the next generation of Christlike men and lifelong servant leaders. 

Upward Sports provides a unique sports experience that develops young athletes mentally, athletically, spiritually and socially. It focuses on skills training, character development, drills and gameplay…and it’s also a lot of fun! Upward Soccer takes place at CLA every spring.

We know that you want your kids to have a blast learning the Word of God, but this can be easier said than done. Junior Bible Quiz is a fun, flexible, Bible-based program that kids enjoy as they study and soak up God's Word! To learn more, email clakids@clacamphill.com.

There are many ways you can partner with the CLA Kids Team to invest in the next generation! All levels of experience and abilities are needed. Interested in learning more? Email clakids@clacamphill.com.

Serving opportunities include:

Since some children are too young for baptism, we offer parents an opportunity to publicly declare their intent to raise their child in a way that honors God. In many ways, child dedication is more of a parent dedication. Parents publicly declare that they will raise their child in the faith until they are old enough to make a public statement asking Jesus to be the leader of their life.