What Does It Look Like?

Here’s what a HighPoint session looks like

Check In
Kids check in and head off for the main large group session.

TakeOff (large group)

Every kid gets a window seat when the HighPoint plane takes off for character trait-centered destinations. Things like high-energy songs, media, visits from a crazy character, and object lessons all introduce kids to the session’s point. Kids also enjoy the HighPoint Challenge-a game-show style review of what they’ve already learned.

Kids will hear “What’s the Point!” throughout the session so they remember the main point about the character trait.

Who’s in charge? Pilot, assisted by Dressed-Up Character

HubTime (small group)

Small group discussions and hands-on activities help kids experience the truth in their own lives. Led by an adult Tour Guide, the small group creates the good friends and warm relationships that keep kids wanting to come back week after week.

Who’s in charge? Tour Guides, leading groups of 5-8 kids

Connecting Flights

Four or more sites provide hands-on fun to reinforce “What’s the Point!”-things like games, drama, crafts, snacks, and other fun activities.

If you’ve got other kids programs going on...play rehearsal, Bible Quiz, choir, girls groups, boys groups...no problem! Just offer those programs as a Connecting Flight. Can you believe how easy that is?!

Who’s in charge? Connecting Flight Coordinators

Landing (large group)

In most sessions, “What’s the Point!” is reinforced with a Bible story that wraps up the session. But no spectators here! Kids are a part of the story, usually told from a unique perspective or style.

When the HighPoint plane touches down, don’t be surprised if you see kids disappointed that HighPoint is over. It’s just like a vacation...you don’t want it to end!

Who’s in charge? Pilot

Baggage Claim

As kids “de-board” they make a quick stop to collect their belongings. Anything you want to send home will be kept safely at Baggage Claim-and won’t be a distraction during Landing.