Why Attending Church Services Needs To Be A Priority
“Did you attend church services this week?” Most Children’s Ministry Leaders would answer “No” to this question. “I had teachers not show up so I
“Did you attend church services this week?” Most Children’s Ministry Leaders would answer “No” to this question. “I had teachers not show up so I
BEFORE I BECAME A CHILDREN’S PASTOR, I HAD NO IDEA . . .
In our last post we talked about 5 Things Church Leadership Should Expect From You. Today we want to turn that around and look at
As leaders in Children’s & Family Ministry, we are typically (and rightfully) focused on our department. But, as with any organization, there’s a bigger picture
I’ve served in Children’s Ministry for 25+ years in some capacity or another, so I admit I’m a little biased when it comes to the
A few days ago I posted an article called Why Is Children’s Ministry So Hard. I talked about why Children’s Ministry is, in my opinion,
Ministry is hard. If you’re in a pastoral-type position, you know it’s hard, and studies have proven it. It’s a hard job – there’s just
If you’ve been leading in Children’s Ministry for more than a little while then you’ve been there – face to face with an unhappy volunteer.
As a children’s pastor/director, I love kids! I hope you do too. I love seeing them come to an understanding of scripture and the principles