PHOTOS
26Apr2012
Ownership
"What are you going to do when you get older?" This is perhaps one of the most frequent questions asked to a child by teachers, mentors and adults. It's a good question. It's a great question. Yet, it's a terrible question! What do I mean by that? Shouldn't we be interested in what children want to as they grow into adulthood? Yes. Shouldn't we start planning for our children's future? Yes. Shoul
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God’s Opinion
During our Monday night Kids Prayer meeting we always have a time of focused prayer for various requests based on current issues and events. Many times this is lead by one of our teachers, but this night we had a time of being quiet and had each student pray and ask God what they felt God wanted us to pray for collectively. After a short time, little hands went up in the air and each child shared
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The Calling
We wanted to share with you a great writing from Roger Fields that gives a good foundation for every children's ministry worker. Thank you Roger for your voice. By Roger Fields (text and image from rogerfields.com) I am a minister.I minister to the largest mission field in the world.I minister to children. My calling is sure. My challenge is big. My vision is clear.My desire is strong. My influ
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RDD: Relationship Deficit Disorder
They are known as Generation Z. They are creative and collaborative. They are smart. They know more about the world due to the Internet then many of us knew by the time we were adults. They are concerned about their environment. They are true multi-taskers. They brand Life and what’s popular with a simple click of a “Like” button. They have never known life without technology. They thrive
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Missions Project
by Donna Rankin Dalton A girl in our Kids Prayer Club has started her own missions project using the M&M prayer theme. She is raising money for missionaries by making yarn dolls in the M&M colors and giving each one a beaded necklace in all the colors to encourage praying for the different groups. You can read more about it on her mom's blog at:http://themacrak.blogspot.com/2012/03/yarn-d
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