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Explore the

Family Life Park

Aerial map showing the layout of the area around Floyd Center, with labeled zones for fields A, pathways B, a marked circle C, and streets D. Includes nearby streets NW 41st Street, N Beaver Street, and NW 39th Expressway, plus a parking area near N Willow Ave.

The primary feature of the Family Life Park are three outdoor sports fields, which rotate from baseball to T-ball to soccer, depending on the season. The Family Life Park provides ADA-compliant access and accessible parking located across N Willow Avenue.

A

The Family Life Park contains a large playground with gathering spaces for friends and family.

B

An existing Floyd Center offers an indoor-outdoor space that creates direct access to the restroom and a first-aid station. This multi-purpose room opens up to the sports fields, offering concession service in a cafe setting for participants and guests.

C

The first section of a whole-campus, measured walking trail will surround the park. The long-term vision for the BFC campus is renovation of the parking lot, with new green space across the entire campus. A full-campus walking trail gives us the opportunity to walk alongside anyone on our campus, both in step and in spirit.

D

High-priority users of the Family Life Park are the community-wide open teams of our BFC Recreation Ministries and the Bethany First Church After School Program.

Sports

Our sports programs are built around giving kids of all skill levels the opportunity to play, learn sportsmanship, and have fun! Our hope is that every child will find belonging here. This is a great way for the local community to come together and connect with one another.

Baseball

Young child in red jersey and pink helmet holding pink baseball bat, standing on grass field with adult behind.
Kids in a baseball dugout, one wearing sunglasses and a hat, holding a clipboard and talking to teammates.

Kids Baseball: Co-ed teams for 5-11 year olds, with games played on Tuesdays and Thursdays and practice Saturday mornings from May-June. [T-Ball or Coach Pitch Baseball]

Mighty Mites T-Ball: Co-ed teams for 3-4 year olds, with one practice and three games on Saturday mornings from August-September. 

Children in yellow soccer uniforms sitting on chairs; one child stands holding a soccer ball overhead.
Children playing soccer on a grass field with two players in red and yellow jerseys running after the ball. A goal post and parked cars are visible in the background.

Soccer

Kids Soccer Season: Co-ed teams for 5-11 year olds, with weekly practice and games on Saturday mornings from September-November.

Mighty Mites Outdoor Soccer: Co-ed teams for 3-4 year olds, with one practice and three games on Saturday mornings from March-April.

Children and coaches participating in a basketball high-five line on an indoor court, wearing numbered jerseys.
Two young children playing basketball indoors, wearing matching green and white BFC jerseys, positioned defensively on a polished court.
A young person wearing a basketball uniform with "BFC" printed on the shirt, catching a basketball in a gymnasium with polished wooden floors. Other players and people are visible in the background.

Basketball

Kids Basketball: Co-ed teams for 5-11 year olds, with weekly practice and games on Saturday mornings from January-March.