Kids Bible School
Biblical curriculum that is ready to teach.
Teachers receive lesson outlines, audiovisuals, and practical activities that help children understand, remember, and live out Scripture.
MasterSteps for Churches
A congregational license with curriculum, model classes, training, and follow-up for children's ministry teams and families.
Request information for my churchCongregational license
The license gives your congregation an organized formation ecosystem without replacing local leadership or the relationship your teachers already have with children and families.
We develop the curriculum, audiovisual content, and classroom resources.
Teachers in the congregation deliver each class in their own ministry context.
MasterSteps provides model classes, training, and ongoing follow-up.
Kids Bible School
Teachers receive lesson outlines, audiovisuals, and practical activities that help children understand, remember, and live out Scripture.
The congregational license also includes Home School resources so formation can continue beyond Sunday and reach the daily life of each family.
Life Project is an external partner program—not a MasterSteps program—that can extend the pathway for teenagers and young adults over age 14.
Congregational license
Up to 150 members
$135
USD / monthBilled monthly
Save 17%
Ask about enrollmentMore than 150 members
$175
USD / monthBilled monthly
Save 17%
Ask about enrollment$500
$100
$50
per person and training
$500
$500
Talk with our team
Pastors and ministry leaders: share your congregation size, country, current children's ministry, and the support you need. We will contact you with implementation options.
Frequently asked questions
MasterSteps provides the curriculum and training; teachers in your congregation lead the classes with ongoing support.
Not for the congregational license. Local teachers lead the regular classes; MasterSteps offers model classes, training, and follow-up.
Kids Bible School, Home School for children and parents, teacher formation, family support, VBS resources, and implementation follow-up.
No. It is an external allied program for participants over age 14.