by Meg Calvin | Apr 28, 2017 | Articles, Resources
While not serving at the church I am most likely in my daughter’s playroom. As an imaginative two-year-old, she adores baby dolls and legos. She loves wrapping the doll in blankets, patting her back, and feeding her broccoli and tuna in a high chair. I join her and do...
by Meg Calvin | Mar 8, 2017 | Books, Resources
Can you picture a child who has fallen through the cracks? Who is that kid on the margins that requires the most patience? You know-that student who makes your job ten-times harder, but it’s impossible to stay mad because you know what darkness awaits him at...
by Matt Guevara | Sep 8, 2016 | Resources
Have you ever wanted to earn a certificate in children’s ministry? Have you dreamed of deepening your skills and foundations as a children’s and family ministry leader? Do you feel the call to greater leadership in your local church but lack the confidence...
by Matt Guevara | Jul 13, 2016 | Articles
I’ve been reading, praying, and processing through the events our nation witnessed last week, considering their impact on children’s and family ministry. In many ways, I’ve been hoping other wiser, experienced kidmin leaders would lend their voice to these issues. In...
by Jesse Smith | May 16, 2016 | Resources, Reviews
As children’s ministry leaders we all face the question: “What Bible would you recommend for my child?” My answer typically depends on the child’s age and how long the families have been attending church but I typically land on one of two...
by Meg Calvin | May 10, 2016 | Books
Fans blow as the kids enter the classroom. A candle is aflame on the center of the table, which is adorned with a red table cloth. The seating chart has been designed based on the personalities of the group. Each chair faces a Bible, pencil and a language scramble as...
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