Raising children who seek God, know His Word, pray boldly, stand courageously, and believe they can make a difference right now.
Josiah became king at only eight years old. He inherited problems he did not create, but he did not have to repeat what came before him. While he was still young, Scripture tells us that he began to seek God.
The Josiah Generation exists to help today's children understand the same truth: they are not too young to seek God, know His Word, pray, choose what is right, love people, serve, and make a difference.
“For in the eighth year of his reign, while he was yet young, he began to seek after the God of David his father...”2 Chronicles 34:3
God can use me now.
Everything children experience throughout the day is built around five simple truths they can carry home.
I can talk to God.
I can know the truth.
I know who I am.
I can stand.
God can use what's in me.
Kids will move, worship, learn, talk, create and practice what they're discovering—not sit through six hours of preaching.
Energetic and meaningful worship designed for children and young teens.
Short, engaging sessions centered on Josiah, truth, courage and purpose.
Six interactive stations that teach children how to pray God's Word, pray for family, school and their generation, practice gratitude and spend quiet time with God.
Children are grouped with age in mind so conversation and activities can meet them where they are.
Helping children recognize gifts, compassion and practical ways to serve.
I will seek God.
I will know His Word.
I will pray.
I will know who I am.
I will have courage to do what is right.
I will love and serve others.
I will use what God has placed inside of me.
This is a drop-off conference for registered children ages 7–14. Children will be placed in age-aware groups and participate in a structured day of worship, teaching, activities, lunch, small groups and Prayer Lab experiences.
Parents and guardians return at 3:15 PM and join us for the closing Josiah Charge & Generational Blessing.
Registration collects parent/guardian contact, emergency contact, authorized pickup, allergy/medical, accessibility and optional photo-permission information.
Because this is a drop-off event, check-in and pickup are structured around authorized adults and the information you provide during registration.
Children are released through the event's designated pickup process.
Parents can share allergies, medical needs, dietary needs and action-plan information.
Tell us about accessibility, sensory, learning or other needs that may help your child participate well.
Photo/video permission is optional and can be declined during registration.
4916 Massaponax Church Road
Fredericksburg, VA 22407
Saturday, November 14, 2026 • 10:00 AM–4:00 PM
Complete one registration for each child attending. A parent or legal guardian should submit the form.
If a confirmed spot opens, the event team can contact families in waitlist order.