Explore Our Programs

When the weather permits, the first hour of programming will include outdoor games, such as wiffle ball, capture the flag, and soccer. On inclement weather days, that time will be for children to play board and card games with one another. 

The second hour of programming will include themed activities that each need to be registered for separately. The themes for the 2026-2027 school year are as follows:

September 11th

A Johnny Appleseed Party - games, craft, stories, fellowship and FUN!

"Oh, the Lord is good to me, and so I thank the Lord. For giving me the things I need: The sun, and the rain, and the apple seed; The Lord is good to me. Amen."

Register separately for this event here.

October 9th

A Reformation Party - with a study on Martin Luther - games, craft, stories, fellowship and FUN! Find out about The Diet of Worms and other fun facts!

Register separately for this event here.

November 13th

Gingerbread Bash! A Christmas experience where families build gingerbread nativities and discover the life-changing gift of God's Son, Jesus. A Wonderful new tradition! 
Register separately for this event here.

February 12th

A Valentines Party you'll LOVE!  Sweet fellowship, games and all things LOVEly!
Register separately for this event here.

March 12th

Let's learn about St. Patrick - from nobleman to slave to missionary!  Lots of fun shenanigans - Irish you can attend!

Register separately for this event here.

April 9th

A Garden Party, plant kindness and gather love.  Let's SPRING into action and get our hands dirty together! 

Register separately for this event here.

We plan field trips around the interests of Living Water families. They are posted throughout the year as they are scheduled. Join the group on the Living Water Church Center app to see the latest updates and sign up for the next trip!

THIS IS NOT A DROP OFF GROUP, and a parent is required to stay and be responsible for the behavior of their children during all programming and events.

At all of our activities and events, the key value we ask everyone to practice is RESPECT. This means:

• Respect all adults—including teachers, parents, and volunteers.

• Respect all peers—be kind and considerate.

• Respect the building we’re using—keep it clean and cared for.

We do not allow:

• Foul or inappropriate language

• Physical violence or rough behavior

• Verbal abuse, teasing, or bullying

• Damaging or defacing property

Parents are responsible for ensuring that their children follow these rules when participating in all activities and events.