Trying to plan two weekly gatherings can leave leaders feeling stretched thin—worried about being repetitive, running out of energy, or needing to use a variety of curriculum. In this episode of Kids Ministry Answers, Mallory from Wisconsin has a question about using one curriculum for both midweek and weekend services. So we asked Linda Moon and Jason Sivewright to share practical ways to stretch a single lesson across multiple gatherings—no matter what curriculum you use—without doubling your workload.

QUESTION:
“How can I use my Grow Kids subscription for both midweek and weekend services?” — Mallory, Wisconsin

ANSWER:
In this episode, we’ll talk about how to build sustainable rhythms by intentionally dividing one lesson across two environments in ways that play to their strengths.

Main Points:

• Understand your program structure by identifying what each gathering does best.
• Understand your lesson format so you know where to place setup, teaching, and application moments.
• Divide your lesson strategically by splitting it evenly, by vibe, or by purpose—depending on your context.

Evaluate what’s working by testing one approach, getting volunteer feedback, and adjusting as needed.

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Resources Mentioned:

• Grow Lesson Builder