Hallmark KIDS: Kids Church & Nursery
Kids church for birth through 5th grade in southwest Fort Worth. Start your family’s Sunday with these three simple steps.
1. Check in at Kids Check-In in the Gym.
2. Walk to class with a Connection Team member.
3. Pick up at the same classroom.
Your first visit, one step at a time
Arriving somewhere new with children can mean keeping track of a lot at once. You do not need to work out the classroom locations before you come. Start at the Kids Check-In station in the Gym, and a Connection Team member will walk you to class. That gives your family a clear place to begin rather than trying to read a room list while everyone is ready to go.
Pick up your child at the same classroom where you dropped them off. Before heading to worship, take a moment to notice that location and ask any questions you have about the morning. You can use the family pre-registration link before Sunday. If you are unsure what information to provide or how the process works, contact Hallmark rather than guessing.
Every family brings different questions. If your child needs additional support, or you want to discuss allergies or check-in and pickup procedures, ask the children’s team before your visit. Share only the information needed for that conversation. Asking directly is the best way to understand what is available for your family; this page does not promise a particular accommodation or security procedure.
Sunday and Wednesday at Hallmark KIDS
Sunday, 10:00 AM: Kindergarten through 5th grade have Children’s Worship. Hallmark’s main worship service also begins at 10:00 AM. If you are new to the whole church as well as the children’s ministry, the first-visit guide explains the service and helps you plan the morning.
Sunday, 11:15 AM: Kids Connect Groups use The Gospel Project. This is a separate part of the Sunday schedule, so think about whether your family is coming for worship, the group hour, or both. Adult Connect Groups meet at 9:00 and 11:15 AM, but the 9:00 AM groups do not have kids programming.
Wednesday, 6:30 PM: Hallmark KIDS has a midweek gathering. If Wednesday will be your first visit, contact the church with any arrival or age-group questions before you come. For an older child, Hallmark Students is the ministry for 6th through 12th grade.
Finding the right classroom
Hallmark KIDS serves children from birth through 5th grade. Begin with the Gym check-in station instead of going straight to a classroom. The Connection Team can walk you to your child’s class, and you will return there for pickup. This keeps the first-visit plan simple even when your family has children in different age groups.
A nursing mothers room is available. Ask where to find it when you arrive. For questions ahead of Sunday, Allison Holcomb, Children’s Director is the ministry leader. You can also use the church contact form for an ordinary, nonurgent question. You do not need to put sensitive family details in that form.
Getting here
Hallmark Church is at 4201 W. Risinger Rd., Fort Worth, TX 76123, in southwest Fort Worth, just north of Crowley and Burleson. Sunday worship is at 10:00 AM; Connect Groups meet at 9:00 and 11:15 AM. Use the directions link to plan your route, and give your family time to check in before the gathering you plan to attend.
MEET OUR CHILDREN’S DIRECTOR
Allison Holcomb
Allison oversees our children’s ministries and enjoys spending time with the children of the church and the community. She has a rich background in ministry to children, including her B.A. in Religious Education with a focus in Children’s Ministry from Southwest Baptist University.
Allison joined the Hallmark staff in August 2013. She and her husband, Michael, have been married since 2002 and have two children, Madison and Preston. She enjoys spending time with her family, reading, watching football, and cheering on the Kansas City Royals.
Visit Hallmark this Sunday
Come as you are. Sunday worship begins at 10:00 AM at 4201 W. Risinger Rd. Start with Kids Check-In in the Gym, or pre-register your family before you come.
For Scripture and practical encouragement at different ages, read our Christian Parenting resource.
