kidsmin

Be committed to excellence for children. Children are often the decision-makers when it comes to deciding what the family will do.

As someone who has worked in the world of children’s ministry curriculum for the past couple of decades, my opinion is that although we tend to ask good questions, we are missing the most important question.

Do you struggle with getting children to engage during worship time? You are not alone. Don't get discouraged in the quest to see kids worship with a heart of gratitude and adoration for our Savior.  

If you are serving in children's ministry, you've probably discussed some of these questions. Take a look at these five controversial questions and think about what you believe in these matters.

When you show kids that you care enough about them to enter their world and engage with their favorite things, it will open their heart to hear what you have to say.  

It seems like Christmas services were just yesterday. But on we march forward. Easter is just around the corner and it's time to start preparing.  

Do you want to have a thriving, growing church? I believe the key is focusing on children. When a church pours time, resources and volunteers into children's ministry, they will see God do miraculous things. 

There are three factors, says Awana's Matt Markins, that "when they’re present together, are far more likely to produce long-term spiritual fruit" in the kids we’re discipling.