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For kidmin leaders

The Sunday lesson that sticks all week.

A kidmin curriculum your volunteers can actually run. Catechism, songs, and lessons that send kids home remembering, and that connect to what happens at home all week.

See for yourself. Build a real Sunday lesson in about five minutes — free, no signup.

108 question catechism Volunteer ready Reaches the home
Cross Formed Kids
The problem

Most kidmin curriculum is built for the hour, not the week.

Every kidmin leader knows the bind. The curriculum is either thin entertainment that fills an hour, or a binder so heavy no weekend volunteer can carry it. And almost none of it ever reaches the dinner table. So Sunday resets every single week instead of building on the last one.

What it is

Substantive on Sunday. Simple for your team.

Catechism

A catechism worth memorizing

The proprietary 108-question catechism, six cycles of eighteen, set to songs kids actually sing. Written to be remembered for life, not just for the quiz.

Volunteers

Lessons a volunteer can run

Open-and-go Sunday lessons with everything prepped. Your weekend team walks in ready, not scrambling for a plan ten minutes before class.

The home

It follows them home

Every church family can get Story Home, so the question taught Sunday shows up at the dinner table Wednesday. The loop finally closes.

In practice

What a Sunday looks like.

The Leader sees

  • Plan the whole term in one place
  • Assign volunteers to classes and weeks
  • See exactly what every class is teaching
  • Send announcements straight to families

The Volunteer sees

  • This week's open-and-go lesson, ready to lead
  • The song for the week, always playable
  • The catechism question, clearly laid out
  • Nothing to prep, nothing to pull together

The Kids get

  • A question and a song they'll actually remember
  • The same truth at church and at home
  • Catechism that builds cycle over cycle
  • A faith that carries past the parking lot

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The platform

More than a curriculum.

Every CFK plan includes the tools you need to run your children's ministry, not just teach it.

Check-In Kiosk

Sunday morning check-in, built for children's ministry.

Coming Soon

Family Communication

Message parents directly through the platform.

Formation Plan

Integrated Notifications

Volunteers get notified when they're scheduled.

Formation Plan

Volunteer Management

Schedule, tag, and notify your team from one place.

Formation Plan

Operations features rolling out across 2026. Included at no extra cost for both Curriculum and Formation Plan subscribers.

Pricing

Simple pricing. Priced by ministry size.

Every plan includes Pre-K and Elementary curriculum, all 108 lessons, and access for every family in your ministry. Enter how many kids you see weekly to see your price.

The essentials

Curriculum Plan

The complete weekly ministry curriculum, scaled to your size.

$2,000/year

  • Weekly lessons, crafts & activities
  • Coaching videos for leaders
  • 108 catechism songs & dance videos
  • Kidmin network community
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All Formation Plans include a free 14-day trial. All prices billed annually. Upgrade from Curriculum to Formation anytime.

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Questions

The things kidmin leaders ask.

Do our volunteers need training?

No. The lessons are open-and-go. Everything a volunteer needs is prepped and laid out for the week, so a willing person can pick it up Sunday morning and lead with confidence, even if they have never taught before.

What age range does it cover?

Preschool through elementary kidmin. The catechism, songs, and lessons are written so the same weekly truth reaches your youngest classes and your oldest, each at the right level.

Is the catechism Reformed?

It is a Christ-centered catechism, 108 questions and answers across six cycles. It is theologically serious and built to be remembered for life, but it is not denominationally narrow. Churches across the evangelical and Reformed world use it comfortably.

Can families keep going at home?

Yes. Every church family can get Story Home, so the question and song taught Sunday show up at the dinner table during the week. What kids learn at church keeps growing at home.

What does it cost?

Church plans scale by the size of your ministry, so a small kidmin and a large one each pay for what fits. Curriculum plans run $1,000–$3,000 a year and Formation plans $1,500–$3,500, based on how many kids you see weekly — see the pricing above, or reach out and we'll walk through the right plan with you.