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How to Help Kids Spend Time with Others

How to Help Kids Spend Time with Others

We all want to help kids grow — it's why we said "yes" to Kids Ministry to begin with. All of us want to be a part of helping kids make the decision to follow Jesus and then get them started on a path towards growing and living out their faith. But that's easier said...

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A Free Fall Calendar for Kids Ministry

A Free Fall Calendar for Kids Ministry

In kids ministry, communication is everything. With so many events, programs, and lessons happening throughout the fall, it’s important to keep parents, volunteers, and your kids in the loop. But with all the moving parts, making sure everyone knows what’s happening...

Grow Kids Music: Worship Songs for Children’s Ministry

Grow Kids Music: Worship Songs for Children’s Ministry

How often is music a part of your children's ministry? If you're like most ministries, music is a regular part of your weekly environment—and for good reason! You can use songs for... Leading kids in worship Memorizing Scripture Building spiritual habits at home And...

Free Resource! Learn Your Ministry Strengths (And How to Grow!)

Free Resource! Learn Your Ministry Strengths (And How to Grow!)

As ministry leaders, we don't always have time to pause and reflect. But even if those moments don't happen very often, we've probably all had a moment when we looked around at everything that keeps us so busy and wondered... "Why doesn't it seem like this is...

Sneak Peek: The 13 New Series Themes in Grow Students Volume 8

Sneak Peek: The 13 New Series Themes in Grow Students Volume 8

Take a look around you. What do you see? What sounds do you hear? How does the space feel to you? Your environment helps inform and store all of the information you take in about a place. It's why a doctor's office feels different than a concert venue—one feels clean...

Sneak Peek: The 13 New Series Themes in Grow Kids Volume 8

Sneak Peek: The 13 New Series Themes in Grow Kids Volume 8

Take a look around you. What do you see? What sounds do you hear? How does the space feel to you? Your environment helps inform and store all of the information you take in about a place. It's why a doctor's office feels differently than a concert venue—one feels...