Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders

We’ve all heard sheep that proverbially bleat and distract. For the most part, though, church members are loving and respectful.

Here are some different ways I use food/drinks to motivate volunteers and show them I appreciate their hard work.

Engaging preteens in worship can be difficult. There’s a lot that goes into creating worship opportunities that really connect them to who God is and lead them to worship in a way that is comfortable for this admittedly awkward stage of life.

These things are true, but you might be surprised to hear your kids tell you they are.

It’s no secret. Attendance at church across the board is down…depending on what metric you use and what statistics you look at. But for the most part, it’s safe to say that regular weekly attendance in a church building is in a downward spiral.

In our world today, many children experience early childhood trauma. Is your church equipped to minister to these needs?

As children’s leaders and ministers, we long for the children in our care to “delight in the Lord”; to genuinely enjoy the God who made them, saved them and walks with them.

Two strategies to make sure those Easter guests come back.