Children's Ministry Leaders

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.

Some curriculum will help them survive. They need to know how to read so they can self-administer medicine correctly and read signs that warn them about danger. But how do we use education to help our kids grow in Christ?

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.

Faith, the foundation upon which we call ourselves children of God, is not only common to the whole community, but actually exemplified in children (according to Christ). Discover more about the importance of theology for kids.

If you want kids to really get into the lesson, then you've got to go beyond lecturing and make it an experience. Here's an example. You can tell the kids that Moses lead the Israelites through the Red Sea. Learn more about this creative kidmin lesson.

The summer season often brings with it disconnect, lack of volunteers, and the struggle to connect with kids regularly. Many kids’ pastors I talk to express their frustrations and discontent with the way ministry happens over the summer months. Discover ideas to stay on track for summer in kidmin.