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Prayer . . . a Wide Road and a Narrow Road Approach in Kidmin – Part 3

Prayer . . . a Wide Road and a Narrow Road Approach in Kidmin – Part 3

Lynda Freeman May 4, 2012 0

I’ve been writing about prayer – the wide and narrow road approaches. I’ve said, “When it comes to our children’s ministries, we all know we need to pray, but there is a ‘wide road

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Keith Tusing May 2, 2012 4

This week we are giving away THREE  of my favorite books: Building Faith at Home by Mark A. Holmen – “While church programs and Sunday School can do much to encourage belief in today’s

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Prayer . . . a Wide Road and a Narrow Road Approach in Kidmin – Part 2

Prayer . . . a Wide Road and a Narrow Road Approach in Kidmin – Part 2

Lynda Freeman April 26, 2012 0

Last week I wrote about the “wide road approach” to prayer and said, “When it comes to our children’s ministries, we all know we need to pray, but there is a ‘wide road approach’

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Thinking for a Change #3

Thinking for a Change #3

Barry Mitchell April 19, 2012 0

Hello friends.  In case you’ve never met me or don’t know a little about me, I like to think about stuff.  I like to determine how things work or at least how I think

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Prayer . . . a Wide Road and a Narrow Road Approach in Kidmin

Prayer . . . a Wide Road and a Narrow Road Approach in Kidmin

Lynda Freeman April 18, 2012 0

When it comes to our children’s ministries, we all know we need to pray, but there is a “wide road approach” which leads to a shallow walk and a “narrow road approach” which leads

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Do You “Fact Check” What You Teach?

Do You “Fact Check” What You Teach?

Jeremy Mavis April 5, 2012 0

Our audience is children, right? How will they know if we get something wrong, biblically or culturally? I’ve found that it is incredibly easy to teach kids stuff. Dish in a little wonder, mystery

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A Leaky Toilet, a Sawzall, and a Story about Kidmin Training

A Leaky Toilet, a Sawzall, and a Story about Kidmin Training

Jeremy Mavis March 28, 2012 0

The contractor I was working with the other day told me to sawzall the sub-floor to the basement bathroom where the toilet had been leaking for the past 3 years, while he ran and

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The One Tool That Every Children’s Pastor Should Have in Their Belt

The One Tool That Every Children’s Pastor Should Have in Their Belt

Jesse Joyner March 22, 2012 2

You might think that the indispensable tool in ministry is the Bible.  It is certainly indispensable.  But I would argue that the Bible is more than a tool.  It is a foundation, a weapon, and God’s

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Teaching Kids to Serve – A Kidmin Priority!

Teaching Kids to Serve – A Kidmin Priority!

Collie Coburn Jr. February 24, 2012 0

“Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.” (1 Peter 4:10) Every children’s minister hopes to see their students

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Leading Kids in Worship – Part 5 – Evaluation

Leading Kids in Worship – Part 5 – Evaluation

Keith Tusing February 21, 2012 0

We have been sharing with you the concepts and practices that involve music and worship in a Children’s Ministry setting. As each of these ideas has been shared I hope it has sparked an

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