Articles in Children
Volunteers: Truth & Train - Part 2
Published by on June 7th 2011
Volunteers – Truth
So…How do we begin?
• Assess your needs
• Pray and ask God to prepare for His work with children
• Involve your leaders in the recruitment process
• Present Children’s Ministry opportunities to your congregation
• Talk to people one on one
• Have a clear job description
• Have a clear plan
Volunteers: Truth & Train - Part 1
Published by on May 31st 2011
Have you ever heard of a church that would say, “I have all the volunteers I need”? It is a struggle in all churches, but God gives us a promise, “My God will meet all my needs according to His glorious riches in Christ Jesus.” Phil. 4:19
No One Like Me
Published by on May 3rd 2011
Children begin noticing the differences that set them apart from others at a very early age. While this can be a great time of self-discovery, it can also be intimidating as children notice they may be the only one with freckles or the only one wearing glasses. How can we make them realize God created them just as He wanted them to be?
The Power of Questions
Published by on April 19th 2011
Children love questions. “Why?” seems to be one of their favorite words. Questions are the key to unlock the mysteries of our world.
Important Words to Your Children
Published by on March 22nd 2011
We talk to our children about doing homework, getting dressed, cleaning up their room and many other details. In the hectic pace of life, do not forget the most important words along the way.
Keeping Them Innocent
Published by on March 8th 2011
I have four precious grand-daughters and they each have such different personalities. It is amazing how God never runs out of ideas to create personality types that are so unique. I have found one similarity that happens around 10 – 12 months of age. They all start doing things they know they should not do and the push the limit!
Little Things Matter
Published by on February 22nd 2011
Many times people ask, “What makes a great children’s leader?” The question is not easily answered because it involves so many things. Here are a few:
The Positive Learning Environment
Published by on February 8th 2011
What kind of environment do your children experience at your church? Creating a safe, comfortable place can produce a place where leaders and children thrive.
