Biblical Archaeology with Kids
By Tim Pollard One of those classes many years ago in seminary that I think secretly everyone dreaded (but I loved) was biblical geography. I was able …
By Tim Pollard One of those classes many years ago in seminary that I think secretly everyone dreaded (but I loved) was biblical geography. I was able …
Here’s another fun Bible skills game I’ve used recently in my 2nd grade Bible study group. The kids loved it. I hope your kids will, too. GATHER: 2 …
Mother’s Day is just a few short weeks away and teachers everywhere are scrambling to find the perfect craft for their classroom kids to make. But, …
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 …
Along the way we meet some really neat people. Tracy McElhattan is one of those. Please welcome Tracy as she guest blogs today on Kids Ministry 101. …
The Bible is one big story of Jesus, but we have to be careful to resist the temptation to find Jesus in every single detail of the Old …
I’m often asked, “How can we connect with the families in our ministry?” I wish I had a new formula or a “5-Step” process that works miraculously, but …
For years women have taken the lead responsibility in teaching kids at church. And for that I say, “Praise God.” However, God’s plan for influencing …
By Brian Dembowczyk Maegan Bruce and her puppet friend, Jessie, are the new hosts of The Gospel Project for Preschool Bible story videos. We asked …
“What should I teach my preteens?” This is something that I am asked often and it’s a question that can be difficult to answer. Many …
By Carol Pipes A book review of Thanks for the Feedback: The Science and Art of Receiving Feedback Well by Sheila Heen and Douglas Stone Taken from …
I can almost smell the barbecue smoking even now. The Fourth of July will be here soon and along with appreciating our freedom to live in the USA, …