Ministering in the Midst of the Mess
As my wife and I pulled into the church parking lot on a cold Sunday morning, we saw a woman with special needs walking in the winter weather with her …

As my wife and I pulled into the church parking lot on a cold Sunday morning, we saw a woman with special needs walking in the winter weather with her …

Teaching Pictures are a powerful tool to use in any classroom, or even at your home. There are many styles of artwork to choose from when considering …

Children’s Ministry leaders have the very important job of discipling the preschoolers, kids, and preteens in their church. To do this wisely and …

We all know that January is a time for “New Year’s Resolutions!” However, many of us have a history of just making a list, but, never developing a …

by Lana Sydenstricker Let’s face it – what ministry leader couldn\’t use an extra hand? Whether you’re able to recruit an …
From time to time I hear fellow kids ministers say, Kids Ministry would be great if all we had to do was deal with kids! So true! However, those in …
Today, I have the privilege of introducing you to a new blog series called Try This, Not That. We all have those times in our ministries when we are …
The following post was written by Cindy Morris, Childhood Ministries Coordinator of the South Carolina Baptist Convention. Teaching kids can be …
As a Preschool volunteer at my church, I can say that being flexible is in the job description. You have to be OK with the fact that things won’t …
Do you write your own kids curriculum? Are you tired of doing that? Plum out of ideas? Ready to pull your hair out? Desire to be freed up to do more …
Normally, childhood experiences do not include finding out that one of your parents has cancer and spending lots of time at this place: the Cancer …
How do you connect with the kids in your ministry who would rather doodle than listen to your stories about burning bushes, the ark, or the …
