4 Things Not to Say to Parents of Children with ADD/ADHD
We could not figure it out. Out of four of our sons, two definitely were struggling. A pleaser and very calm child, despite his best efforts, one of …
We could not figure it out. Out of four of our sons, two definitely were struggling. A pleaser and very calm child, despite his best efforts, one of …
Many folks ask for tips on where to begin or what to read next so we’ve compiled the 2018 Essential Reading List for a Kids Ministry Leader. Make 2018 …
Every fall kids head back to school, churches kick off their fall programming events, and fall sports teams start their seasons. Some church leaders …
Working together as a team is not the latest management fad, but springs from the heart of the biblical concept of leadership within the church. Check …
If you are a mom who happens to also be in full or part-time ministry, then you know the tug-of-war that happens on your time, energy, and even your …
The “to-do” list for the beginning of a ministry year seems endless. Enlist teachers. Train volunteers. Pass out new curriculum. Organize children …
Kids Ministry 101 welcomes guest blogger Eric Boswell. Eric serves as the Children’s Pastor at Tulip Grove Baptist Church in Old Hickory, TN. …
Ever wonder if you should still plan a VBS for your church and community? Let’s be honest, it takes a lot of time, resources, and energy to put on a …
As the Thanksgiving and Christmas season is upon us, we have an incredible opportunity to model how to serve others. The kids and families in your …
In the final part of this series examining the seven key findings from Good to Great by Jim Collins we focus on the principle of the flywheel. But …
Okay … let’s make some observations about you and your ministry to kids and their families: God has called you to your current position to serve as …
Ever since my wife and I had kids we have lived a significant way away from family. From personal experience I know how valuable the ministry of a …