Children's Ministry Leaders

Teach kids that God wants to build something awesome with their lives.

Despite society’s natural bent to believe that younger generations are more emotionally-driven and less discerning, it is actually the older generations that are most likely to spread fake news such as hoaxes, disinformation, and incomplete news stories over social media.

Just as some games and game consoles are incompatible, some things are incompatible with being a Christian.

Many parents struggle with how to protect their children from seeing the worst of the protests and violence while trying to explain the sin of racism at the same time. Here are some tips that can help you talk to kids about racism.

"The theme is responsive worship (“Clap Your Hands! Stomp Your Feet!”). It’s a five day study of King David’s life."

Kids will learn that we've been called to make sure people catch the good news of Jesus.

On my Kids Ministry Team, we have a policy that our children’s ministry volunteers will not drink alcohol in public (bars, restaurants) or post pictures of themselves partaking in alcohol.

In this day of video games, fast-food and music videos, it's a little wonder children have trouble paying attention in any learning environment.