New Creation Church

Children are very special and precious to God — Jesus made this very clear in the Scriptures. (Matthew 19:14, Mark 9:37, Luke 18:16) And we are all God’s beloved children — from the very oldest to the very youngest! Resting in this truth causes us to be filled to overflowing with His infinite love, and makes us strong and secure in Jesus who is our Rock. (1 Corinthians 10:4) We’ve named our children’s ministry Rock Kidz because we want our children to build their lives on Christ the Rock.

Rock Kidz’ staff, teachers and servers are passionate about imparting our Abba Father’s love to every child who joins us on Sundays. It’s never too early to introduce children to Jesus and His amazing grace, and our classes are designed to engage them and teach them from the Word in fun ways. We’re here to provide these young ones with pastoral care and a safe, healthy environment in which to learn and grow.

We want to help each child fulfil his unique destiny in Christ by establishing him in God’s righteousness. Our hearts’ desire is to help our kids develop a close and intimate friendship with Jesus that will keep them secure as they grow up!

If you love children, are at least 18 years old and want to play a part in building up rock-solid kids, come and join us! We would love to have you with us as a teacher*, caregiver, singer, musician or support personnel (security/logistics/Holy Communion/administration/office volunteer).

You may href="/contact_us/online_form/general_ministry_recruitment.htm">sign up online, visit the Information Counters (Rock Auditorium, Shine Auditorium & Suntec Gallery West) on service days, call 6338 4565 (Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm) or email us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

Click here to download detailed information on our registration and dismissal procedures, and class programmes.

*Not all Rock Kidz teachers actually teach Bible lessons during our classes. The children are taught to address all our classroom servers/helpers as teachers as a form of respect.