Valerie Bell shares what she believes to be the most important question we all could be asking ourselves in the […]

“Special needs have been defined by what a child cannot do without help that a typical peer can do.” It […]

Josiah Williams is a Christian Hip-Hop artist and a disciple of Jesus. Josiah and Ross Cochran discuss the power of […]

Around the country, church leaders have been wrestling for months – what do we do about ministry programming this fall?! […]

When I was a kid, I hated change. I loved being able to know what to expect, I loved routine, […]

Leaders of leaders leave behind a wake of disciple-makers who are known, loved, and served as children of God first. […]

     It can be hard as adults to understand the world through the eyes of kids. Things that seem […]

      In one large study, about 49% of children in grades 4–12 reported being bullied by other students […]

Today’s kidmin worship is sometimes limited to music. Children need to know there’s so much more to praising God than […]

Doubts. We all have them, and dealing with them can be difficult! Our responses to the doubts and questions of kids in our ministries are so important when it comes to laying a sure foundation on which they can build their faith.

Leading in Kids Ministry can get rough. Between burnout, discouragement, and crazy schedules, it can be difficult to factor our own spiritual and emotional health into the equation. Here are a few tips to help you get started with self-care and making space for times of refreshment.

Divorce and family instability can be a tough issue to tackle in your ministry. This conversation can help give you some quick ideas on how to deal with this touchy subject in a kid-appropriate way.