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4 Mistakes Great Leaders Refuse to Make

4 Mistakes Great Leaders Refuse to Make

In case you don't know me, I'm Yulee—Chief Operating Officer here at Stuff You Can Use, leadership coach, author, and ministry leader. I'm passionate about helping leaders step into leadership that isn't toxic (because the church has enough of that!) but is...

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3 Ways to Use Grow Hubs in Family Ministry

3 Ways to Use Grow Hubs in Family Ministry

Your big event is coming up, and you're so ready. You've spent hours tweaking the schedule, designing and testing new games, and writing your lesson. And then you see a text message that replaces that feeling of preparedness with a sense of panic. Hey, what time am I...

10 Ministry Events You Should Be Planning

10 Ministry Events You Should Be Planning

For a well-rounded and holistic approach to your ministry events, there are 10 different kinds of events we recommend including in your annual event strategy. That's because different kinds of events can help you achieve different goals. We'll get to those 10 kinds of...

The 7 Core Values of Stuff You Can Use

The 7 Core Values of Stuff You Can Use

Author: Elle Campbell, Co-Founder  Here at Stuff You Can Use (the people who make Grow Curriculum), our team is committed to creating something good — not just good products for the churches we serve, but a behind-the-scenes company culture that is good for our...

5 Creative Easter Crafts for Kids

5 Creative Easter Crafts for Kids

Looking for actually-fun Easter crafts for kids that don’t make your volunteers cry or your preschoolers melt down halfway through? Well, you’re in the right place. Whether you're planning for a Sunday morning, a community egg hunt, or a classroom activity, these...

A Free Spring Calendar for Kids Ministry

A Free Spring Calendar for Kids Ministry

Spring in kids ministry is a season of excitement—Easter celebrations, family events, spring break activities, and new lessons. With so much going on, being sure parents, volunteers, and kids stay informed is critical. But let’s face it—keeping track of everything can...