Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders
Children’s Ministry Conferences: What’s Slated for 2022?
Along with most everything else, children’s ministry conferences were postponed, scaled back or taken virtual during the pandemic. So it’s exciting to see that several children’s ministry conferences have announced plans to resume in 2022.
Children's Ministry How To's
The Greatest Bible Your Child Will Ever Read
The Greatest Bible a Child Will Ever Read? Every day, our child is reading either the works of the flesh or the fruit of the spirit in our daily life.
Free Resources for Children's Ministry Leaders
Jesus Loves Me Games: Free Printables to Download
One of the first messages children learn in Sunday school is that Jesus loves them. That's why Jesus loves me games are so important for young students.
Articles for Children's Ministry Leaders
Children’s Ministry: How to Respond to Angry People
Tough situations will arise. Follow these 10 steps and you will be a leader who knows how to respond to angry people.
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.
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Prodigal Son Coloring Pages: Free Printables for Kids
When your Sunday school class, children's church or small group is learning about Jesus' parable of the prodigal son, use these free prodigal son coloring pages that kids will enjoy.
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.