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Children’s Church Curriculum for Small Churches: A Guide
Children’s ministries come in all different sizes. Whether we serve hundreds of kids, dozens of kids, or a handful of kids, we all share a
When you connect your kids to Scripture you help them see themselves as God sees them: infinitely valuable, desperately loved, and entirely welcome.
This lesson preview is pulled from the 5-lesson Christmas Series from Wonder Ink. It can be used in large group/small group and in classrooms.
This series explores five Old Testament stories of people who wander from God—every time, God invites His people to think again. And every time, He is faithful.
To be known and loved—that’s just golden. In your children’s ministry, you’re uniquely positioned to help kids feel known and loved.
Do the volunteers that serve alongside you in ministry each week know that Jesus is enough for them?
Children’s ministry is not just for Sunday. It’s our desire to make it easy for children’s ministry leaders to partner with parents and families all week long.
Kids stand out as the best wonderers of all. We should encourage their wonder as we journey with them to trust in our big, amazing God!
The simple reality is we were all created for wonder. God designed us with wonder, and our wonder is what draws us to Him.
This space with our kids is sacred space and we should treat it as such—making space for our holy God to invite us to holy ground to be transformed by Him.
In person, hands-on discipleship is so important, as relationship is important. But could there be more connection through technology?
When we come together in unity as believers, God’s light shines so bright that the whole world can know that He is who He says He is.
God’s creation of family as a reflection of Father, Son, and Holy Spirit gives a more complete picture of God as one who delights in His children.
This series affirms God’s role in spiritual formation. As we allow the Holy Spirit to work in us, He is faithful to help us with His command to be like Jesus.
Children are the church of today. Just as we are. The ministry work that takes place in children’s ministry—it’s all important.
When purchasing children’s ministry curriculum, whether for Sunday school, midweek, large group or small group—consider these 6 things!
As followers of Jesus, we are given a forever friend in the Holy Spirit. Be encouraged today. You are not alone.
We need to go together on the journey of discipleship with each other, for the sake of the spiritual formation of this generation of kids.
In worship response, it’s our job to set the table and invite kids to respond as they experience God as He moves.
Your volunteers are image bearers who are made to be known, loved, and led by God. Here are 4 ways to engage God’s wonder with your team.
Kids are great at wondering. At being amazed. At being curious. Let’s encourage them and support families as they wonder in God’s truth!
In 2023, every child (and parent) in your ministry was born into a technologically-connected, digital world. The good news: screen time can be God time.
Before the first child peeks into your classroom or races over to you for a hug this week, pause and give the Holy Spirit full access to your heart, your mind, your soul.
There is no such thing as a junior-sized version of the Holy Spirit for young followers of Jesus. The Holy Spirit is for everyone who believes!
We have been given a precious opportunity to lead the children in our ministries, yet we cannot give away the things that we do not possess.
