The title of my ‘Something to take home‘ series echoes the wishes of many parents and leaders in children’s ministry settings. It’s as if we have grown accustomed to our kids returning from Sunday School or VBS with tangible evidence … Continue reading →
Hey Kids! Do you know that the Bible says it is important to know God’s Word? I have hidden your word in my heart that I might not sin against you. Psalm 19:11 (NIV) Here is one way you can learn … Continue reading →
{This post contains affiliate links.} “What is the Trinity?” I could not believe I had heard him right. How had he known to ask that question today? You see, I had the lesson already figured out. The week’s topic, according … Continue reading →
Following on from previous posts about avoiding paper based crafts in children’s ministry settings this post will look at how we can use edible crafts as an alternative. There are several great reasons why edible activities are worth trying with … Continue reading →
Last week I shared some arguments for limiting the reliance on paper based crafts (including handouts, worksheets, cut and paste etc) in children’s ministry settings. Over my next couple of posts I’m going to explore some alternative ideas. One of the … Continue reading →
{This post contains affiliate links.} I don’t know about you, but whenever I teach Sunday School, no matter how perfect the curriculum is, there is always at least one missing piece—something that just won’t connect with your kids or something … Continue reading →