Anyone who is paid by a church, wears a name tag or volunteers in a ministry is “responsible to care for our children,” attorney Kimberlee Norris, co-founder of MinistrySafe, told Alabama Baptist leaders during a recent workshop.
Just in time for Christmas, a new children’s book is coming from author and speaker O’Shea Lowery. “One More Stocking” features a loveable pup, a playful kitten and a heartfelt holiday challenge.
Jessica Keyes, children’s ministry director at First Baptist Church Reeltown, credits a neighbor’s rooster as a catalyst for starting a writing career that now includes four books.
Discovery Clubs, an after-school program in 23 schools in the Birmingham Metro area, is all about sharing the redemptive story of Scripture with children who might have no other exposure to the gospel.
Whether your church has one child or 100, growing a fruitful children’s ministry takes effort. But there are steps your church can take now to start the journey toward building an effective children’s program.
In their debut children’s book, authors Victoria Robb Powers and Cameron Mason Vickrey seek to share a simple message: “My Love, God is Everywhere.”
Through Planting Oaks Intensives, Big Oak Ranch leaders collaborate with and mentor leaders of other ministries to better serve children in need.
Joseph and Brenda Rinehart thought supporting foster care ministries financially was their call until God showed them He had something else in mind.
