Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders

I had the God-given dream of creating my first Kids’ Worship Night at the end of 2014, and I’ve written posts on my first...

A day doesn’t go by where I don’t hear something about Fortnite. It’s the game the majority of boys (of all ages) seem to be...

I’ve heard it said that most organizations do the big things well, so it’s in doing the small things well that really set you...

As I picture Jesus speaking to people in towns and on hillsides, I see families sitting together. Through scripture, I hear Him using everyday...

Where are the Millennial parents? If you're trying to reach young families with children, then the demographic you're trying to connect with is the Millennials. But look closely at the average church and you won't find an abundance of them. Here's why.

In my last few years of observing how we go about discipleship in church, hearing the verbal communication of welcome and community and observing the nonverbal communication like methods and actions, it’s becoming clearer to me that one reason the church is losing the rising generations is due in part to the fact that they only accept the love they’ve been told they deserve.

One of the best ways to maintain a healthy volunteer base is, not just to continually recruit, but also to retain volunteers for the long run.

Nursery ministry is a key indicator of the future of a church. Without the next generation, a church will eventually cease to exist.