Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders
ZTechnology – It’s an Addiction
As children and family ministry leaders, it's important that we provide parents with tools they can use to guide their Gen Z children in the digital world they are growing up in.
Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders
Van Ministry: 10 Tips for Getting Your KidMin Bus Rolling
Why does your church need a bus or van ministry? This outreach program provides opportunities for unchurched children to hear and respond to the Gospel.
Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders
What’s Your Vision for Children’s Ministry? Learn How to Vision Cast
Vision casting is simply communicating your vision so that others make your vision their own. Here are 7 steps for successfully casting your vision in a way that others can grasp and own it.
Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders
Church Volunteer Training: 7 Keys to a Fine-Tuned System
In many cases, training and coaching is not a core strength or skill for the leader. In all cases, Sunday is always coming and the pressure of being ready for the weekend, along with everything else (meetings, events, care, etc.), pushes out time for investing in volunteers.
Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders
20 Hilarious Quotes From Kids
I thought I'd share some funny quotes from kids to brighten your day as you catch your breath before the weekend begins.
Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders
5 Bible Science Experiments That Teach God’s Truth
The goal of science experiments is to discover and understand scientific truth. Bible science experiments have the added benefit of helping young learners discover and understand God's truth.
Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders
Children in Church: 5 Reasons They Belong in Regular Worship
Where do you think children in church should be most of the time? I think several compelling reasons point to why kids belong in the main worship service regularly.
Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders
Children’s Ministry in a World That Promotes Two Dads
LGBTQ values are targeting children at younger and younger ages. Here's an example. A new children's show called Ridley Jones features a nonbinary dinosaur and a character with two dads.