As your ministry makes plans to either raise funds for missions or to meet a need in your local church, here are four things that we learned from our bounce house adventure that will hopefully help you meet your goal!

   Mar 12, 2021, By Drew Williams

There are a few guaranties in this life. One of them happens to be pain. It’s not a subject we like to dwell on because pain is not something we look forward to. We occasionally use the adage, “no pain no gain.” When we recite those words we are implying there’s something good at the end of the pain. And while that’s true in some scenarios, how do we live with pain that seems to have no gain?

   Apr 05, 2021, By Melissa Sundwall MA, LPC

Once called kids have been identified, we must have processes in place to equip them.

   May 08, 2021, By David Reneau

My heart’s goal is that, as we are raising up world changers and the next generation of church leaders, our kids would have a heart of servant leadership.

   May 25, 2021, By Heather Marble

One of the most valuable things we can teach kids to help them grow as healthy disciples is that outreach and missions are more than short-term projects or one-time events. How do you create a culture of outreach and missions in your kids’ ministry? Today, I wanted to share three simple ways you can incorporate missions throughout your kids’ ministry.

   Apr 05, 2020, By Mark Entzminger

It’s been said that a church has 90 minutes a week (that’s assuming a child comes every week, which is an anomaly these days), and parents have approximately 90 hours each week (minus sleep/work/school) to invest in kids. But let’s not forget that the Holy Spirit is with us 24/7 (168 hours each week). He can speak to a child at school, while sleeping, or through the Scriptures.

   Jun 20, 2020, By Mark Entzminger

Camp is often one of the highlights for every children's ministry, but how do we make the most of the growth that happens at camp?

   Apr 16, 2026, By Kelly Presson

A question often asked by kids’ pastors is, “How do I inspire my kids to give?” In most cases, kids will respond very readily when presented with a need and with some options on how to fill that need. Their hearts are tender, and they are quickly filled with a desire to share what they have with those less fortunate. Here are ten ways that you can inspire the kids of your church to give to missions.

   Oct 25, 2020, By David Boyd

   Apr 04, 2023, By KidMin Staff

I love mornings. I have a pretty regular routine for my mornings everyday. Sometimes that routine gets messed up. When that happens, there’s less reading books and less enjoying the view out our bay window in the living room. However, whether my routine is messed up or not, there’s always a non-negotiable to my morning.

   May 02, 2022, By Josh Dryer