The curriculum helps small-group leaders engage young children in biblical learning through structured lessons, engaging songs, and activities that promote meaningful interactions. For toddlers and preschoolers, it presents Bible stories and truths in an age-appropriate way, helping them understand and apply them. Parents benefit by reinforcing lessons at home through the Bible App for Kids, which features the same stories, songs, and verses, fostering a consistent faith environment.

Konnect HQ is a small-group curriculum designed for first to third graders to foster a strong connection with Jesus, their church, and each other through engaging icebreakers, activities, discussions, and active worship. It offers 36 months of content, including 12 core months with 29 units on themes like maturity, diversity, courage, hope, identity, and discipleship. The curriculum supports small group leaders with weekly videos featuring worship songs, kids' stories, Bible verses, and activities, making lessons engaging and manageable. It promotes active worship with music from Church on the Move and Elevation Church, and provides YouVersion Bible plans for parents to extend discussions at home, reinforcing lessons and encouraging spiritual growth and family faith conversations. 

"Hang on for the Loop!"

The Loop Show curriculum is crafted to actively engage every student, including shy, critical, or new-to-church children. Through YouTube-style challenges, relatable hosts, and lessons addressing important questions, it equips your group to help students live and speak about their faith confidently, reflecting God's character.

The Switch curriculum guides students in following Jesus by focusing on four key areas through relevant topics and group discussions. It is easy to use and requires minimal resources. Designed for 6th-12th graders, it centers on four core concepts: First, the Good News is positive—highlighting that Jesus’ story is good news and that the church is a safe, healing space. Second, evangelism and discipleship are interconnected—educating students to follow Jesus and share the Gospel. Third, teenagers thrive through relationships—encouraging growth via connections with peers, leaders, and parents. Finally, your church is part of a larger body—a worldwide community living like Jesus, beyond just a building.