Kids

How well do you know the kids in your children's ministry? Here are 10 things Sunday school students won’t tell you but wish you knew.

How is your family health? Regardless of your position within your organization, your family is your primary ministry. With that being the case, it’s essential to create opportunities to evaluate the relational health of your family.

Making a decision for Christ or profession of faith is a special occasion. But what happens when we tell children about Jesus and then kids question their beliefs years later?

I don’t know about you, but as a parent, I don’t want to raise my children to buy into the lie of negative Christianity.

I’m a firm believer in saying “yes” to my kids whenever possible. However, one of the biggest struggles for many parents is that they have a hard time, or are simply unwilling, to tell their children no.  

Despite hearing it over and over again, sometimes the Christmas story can be hard for children to grasp--and pastors to share.

If the people in your community don’t know that your church exists, they won’t ever join your church. A frequently overlooked step in connecting with a community is simply building baseline awareness of a church in that broader community.

Kids living in a post-COVID world need hope now more than ever. Here are 4 ways to talk to kids about purpose and their place in God's great story.