What if you knew there was no limit to what God could do in your ministry? Would you believe bigger? Would you love better? Would you pray bolder? The disciples had been given a Great Commission, one that might have left them petrified; but on the day of Pentecost, as they received the Holy Spirit, they were empowered and given the capacity to carry out their call ...

   May 13, 2021, By Melissa Alfaro

The curricula that is on the market presently, be it for small group or large group, seems to be all inclusive. There are printed materials, videos, object lesson ideas, game ideas, hands on ideas, group ideas and so much more. It seems that there may be nothing to do but to purchase and teach! However, there are several things that you cannot put in a box or download to a computer when it comes to effective teaching.

   Dec 09, 2020, By Bev Robertson

The Church is a tapestry of multiple generations. Each generation has a need to interact with other people in a meaningful way. By involving multiple generations in ministry to kids, you can help create a culture of connectivity within your church and simultaneously nurture healthy disciples.

   Aug 15, 2022, By Melissa Alfaro

It’s kids’ camp time again. I’d like to address the importance of preparing your kids to go to and enjoy the camp experience. I spoke in Wisconsin camp a few years back. When kids entered the campground, they could read a huge banner strung up above the chapel doorway. The banner read, “Welcome to the Best Week of Your Life.” I wish that were true for all kids attending AG camps this summer. For some, the inability to cope with the culture of Pentecost presented at camp can result in a less-than-stellar memory.

   Jun 06, 2022, By Dick Gruber, D.Min.

The camp experience will naturally bring about lasting memories. Whether it’s being on the winning team, eating something disgusting for a competition, that one funny skit, or going days without a shower, camp will always be a place for memory-making moments. A child will rarely remember the struggles. Usually it’s the impactful memories that are turned into moments.

   Jun 06, 2022, By James Reine

We live in a glorious era of technology. Our phones alone contain far more processing power than the first space shuttles. We can have conversations, order pizza, even find our future spouse—all from the palm of our hand. Even the most common individual has some of the greatest knowledge in history at their fingertips 24/7. How do you take this knowledge and make your children's ministry better?

   Jul 11, 2022, By Jared Massey

   Apr 09, 2020, By David Boyd

   Apr 20, 2020, By Mark Entzminger

If we can begin to develop a child's spiritual walk and formation at home, I think we might see life the way God intended us to live.

   Aug 20, 2020, By Taylor Norris

   Nov 10, 2020, By Kelly Presson