Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders

Are you satisfied with how you lead your ministry? Starting today, you can take steps to be a better children's ministry leader. Here are a bunch of ideas—in no particular order—to help you lead better.

Sometimes I feel as if children's ministry programs are failing our core mission, essentially telling kids to go to hell. Let me explain...

Take a look at these children's ministry leadership lessons. I'll bet a few just might surprise you!

A trauma-informed church understands how a crisis affects children. Do you recognize traumatized child behaviors?

Here's an inside look at what some leaders from the largest children's ministries in America are doing and saying.

Classroom management is a vital skill for all teachers, including children’s ministry workers. Positive reinforcement ideas are vital for creative a productive, pleasant kidmin environment.

As they grow up, children encounter many significant influences. But who impacts them the most in terms of faith? When it comes to spiritual influences on children, the two biggest are their family and friends.

Providing age-appropriate sermon notes is a great way to keep children engaged with worship. These resources also help kids make connections between Scripture and daily life.