Children's Ministry Leaders
4th of July Game for Kids: Celebrate Our Freedom in Christ
Play this 4th of July game with kids to celebrate our Christian freedom! Sunday school students of all ages will enjoy this fun, Bible-based activity.
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Childhood Trauma: Developmentally Appropriate and Trauma-Informed Interventions
When treating kids with trauma, I remember these two crucial elements: therapeutic relationships are essential, and being developmentally appropriate is honoring. For the sake of children, let’s join in the play.
Children's Ministry Leaders
Children’s Ministry Is Essential for Your Church’s Success
If you serve in children's ministry, you are serving in the most strategic ministry in the church. If your church is going to grow, it will be because your children's ministry starts growing.
Children's Ministry Leaders
Bible Bingo: Use These Free Materials for a Fun KidMin Event
Bible Bingo and other games are a hit with children and families. Plan a fun children’s ministry Game Night, complete with Scripture-learning, prizes, and smiles galore!
Children's Ministry Leaders
Same Sex Kiss in a Disney Movie: My Thoughts
After Walt's death, we have seen Disney gradually move toward being a proponent for the LGBTQ community. Today's definition of "family" is far different than what it was when Walt was living.
Children's Ministry Leaders
20 Christian Bucket List Ideas for Families
A great way for families to put a Christian spin on the bucket list ideas is to create a list of things that help them study the Bible together, as well as become great disciples and serve the community.
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Water Games: 8 Kidmin Activities Sure to Make a Splash
Water games and water fun are synonymous with summer. And they're sure to be a hit with children at your church! So try these 8 wet-and-wild kidmin activities.
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What to Do When Spouses’ Parenting Styles Clash
So whether it’s an issue of how to discipline, what time the kids should go to bed, or if certain children should have different expectations, what should you do as spouses when your parenting styles clash? How can parents resolve parenting issues when they are not on the same page?