Enriching Children’s Lives

Mother’s Day of Rest

Our Mother's Day of Rest (MDOR) program is dedicated to serving families by offering a nurturing and secure environment where children can experience the love of Jesus. We aim to provide a space where preschoolers can grow spiritually, emotionally, and intellectually through a variety of age-appropriate activities.

Faith-based
Children will explore and learn about the love and teachings of Jesus through engaging stories, songs, and activities designed to build a strong spiritual foundation.

Children's activity book for practicing writing the alphabet, featuring colorful animal and cartoon character illustrations, with hands of children holding red markers and tracing letters.
A boy and a girl sharing a joyful moment outdoors in autumn, with the boy presenting a black folder or book to the girl, both smiling and looking at each other.

Creative Play
We believe in the importance of play in a child's development. Our program includes ample opportunities for creative play, helping children develop their imagination, social skills, and physical coordination.

Colorful wooden building blocks arranged on a wooden surface.
Two children playing with colorful wooden rainbow stacking blocks in a wooden tray.
A child in a blue sleeve is using a stick to mix colorful paint on a sheet of paper, surrounded by various bottles of paint and splatters of vibrant colors on the table.

Play-based Learning
Children will explore and discover new concepts through hands-on, imaginative, and interactive play experiences designed to support their cognitive, social, emotional, and physical growth.

Colorful assortment of children's toys, including jewelry, figurines, and shaped molds on a white surface.
A young boy in an orange striped shirt and jeans is playing on a colorful foam puzzle mat with a yellow toy sports car. He is on his hands and knees, looking at the camera with a focused expression. Behind him, there is a framed picture of a woman wearing traditional clothing and a purple headwrap, and part of a piece of furniture is visible.

Educational Activities
Our curriculum includes a range of educational activities that promote cognitive development, such as early literacy, numeracy, and problem-solving skills.

A display of children's books on a table, including titles like "That's not my chick," "The pond," and "Things that go." The books feature colorful illustrations of animals, vehicles, and children.

Safe and Loving Environment
Safety and care are our top priorities. Our experienced and compassionate staff are dedicated to creating a warm, welcoming atmosphere where children feel valued and loved.

A girl with long hair playing with bubbles outdoors, with a blurred background of trees and sunlight.

Join us at MDOR
Every day is an opportunity for your child to grow and flourish, and we’re honored to partner with your family by offering our MDOR program for ages 3 years - 4 years (pre-k) on Wednesdays and Fridays from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm— giving mom a day of rest while your children learn and thrive in a community anchored in faith and love.

For more information, please contact Ms. Christina Alexander by email or at (817-349-0788).