The question, “Did you have fun?” is not a terrible question. It’s just not the most important or the final question.

The #1 outcome in predicting whether a child is going to do well is not education, it’s not money, and it’s not home. It’s whether or not they have an adult to put their arm around their shoulders and say, “I’ll walk this walk with you.”

Dear child, You are little for such a short time. But, when you grow up and think back on your childhood, we hope some of your earliest memories are about us, the church.

You and I have a vision for what we want the church to be, but is it possible to predict […]

Our new book, Resilient, is just the start of an important conversation around resilient child and youth discipleship. But what good is a conversation if one party does all of the talking?

The priority of children’s ministry is to reach kids with the gospel and to develop lifelong disciples. Building the kind […]

Over the past 70 years, through partnership with local churches, Awana has reached tens of millions of children all over […]

Can child discipleship truly change a life? Watch the stories of three lives forever impacted by the Gospel and the […]

Leaders are everywhere. But what makes some leaders remarkable? 1. Anticipating Remarkable leaders can sense your needs before you even have to […]

As an elementary-age kid, I used to walk home from school every day. It was kind of a long walk, […]

One of the aspects of planning for a ministry year is to be prepared to know what to say in case of a traumatic event. Because we live in an upside-down, messed-up world.

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