As a children’s minister I know you are balancing so many plates right now. You are planning Vacation Bible School, Easter activities, summer camp, volunteers, along with the regular weekly activities.
The bustle of the Easter season is upon us. Pastors and ministerial staff have been planning for months to make sure the church is ready for the big Easter service.
One struggle people face when approaching God’s Word is how to “rightly divide the Word.” What does it mean to “rightly divide the Word”? Why should Christians do this? How does one complete this task?
After children understand the ABCs and accept Christ as their Lord and Savior, are they truly discipled in the church?
“Generation Beta is only a year old now — they are a work in progress,” Shelly Melia said.
Do you teach kids on Wednesday nights? Have you ever noticed that they are a little bit wigglier on Wednesdays then Sundays?
Sissy Goff, executive director of Daystar Counseling Ministries in Nashville and co-host of the Raising Boys and Girls podcast, offers advice for parents and others to help children navigate grief following the Texas flooding disaster.
As you discuss this topic with your children, define the words “freedom” and “peace” along the way.
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