Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders

Would you like to learn how to teach kids the Bible that captures their attention?   A teacher that kids look forward to hearing?  A teacher that kids can't wait to learn from? You can be.  Here are 10 tips that can help you be a great kids' Bible teacher.

In our family, some of the things that we’ve found that our kids enjoy is when we do things spontaneously that are out of the ordinary. Here are a few ideas to consider trying this week to surprise your kids.

The best way to reach a family is through their children because kids call the shots. Mom may drive to the restaurant, but her 9-year-old daughter decides which restaurant they are driving to. Do you know the best way to reach a family?

We see it often… helicopter parents who try to pursue success for their children at all costs, sometimes ultimately and sadly, costing them and their children more than anyone else.

Children are vulnerable! That’s why as children’s ministry leaders you have the responsibility of doing all you can to protect those in your care.

Kate Hudson might not be taking an aggressively gender neutral approach with her parenting, but her perspective aligns with that of an increasing number of parents who are rejecting traditional gender norms as they raise their kids.

Today's kids are growing up immersed in technology and social media.  They've never known a world without it. It's critical to know where kids spend time online. Here are some big questions we must ask ourselves.

Mr. Rogers (Fred Rogers) hosted a television show by his name for children from 1968 to 2001.  He was also a Presbyterian minister. Here's what we can learn from him.