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Ways to Show Your Volunteers You Love Them

What best communicates love to you? Is it a crazy, over-the-top gesture? While those can be great, they can’t replace […]

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The Faith of Our Children: Questions We Must Ask and Answer

“What is it the church does that leads to lasting faith in kids?” That’s the central question I explore in […]

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Three Ways to Start Your Awana Clubs Year Strong

In today’s episode, Carol Hadjiandreou joins us to share the wisdom that only comes with experience. She discusses what she […]

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Lessons Learned and the Power of Building a Team

In today’s episode, Carol Hadjiandreou joins us to share the wisdom that only comes with experience. She discusses what she […]

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Sam Luce: Recruiting Volunteers For The Mission

Sam Luce, Pastor of Global Ministries at Redeemer Church in New York, helps kick off season five of the podcast […]

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Cynthia Dixson: We Disciple Kids... We are NOT Childcare

Cynthia Dixson from Oak Cliff Bible Fellowship joined Ross Cochran at the 2021 Child Discipleship Forum to stress the importance […]

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Ongoing Leadership Training and Development Focused on Child Discipleship

Awana Clubs is the midweek discipleship solution from Awana Clubs International. On this episode, Hunter Williams shares the value of […]

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Managing Volunteers: How to Lead Leaders

Kris Smoll, Executive Director of Discovery Land Ministries, leads the children’s ministry team at Appleton Alliance Church in Wisconsin. She […]

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Serving Leaders

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

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Bullying Conversation Guide

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

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Dealing With Tough Questions

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.

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Self-Care

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.