In this episode we will interview Bro. David Trawick to get his take on Children's Ministry in Missions. Bro. Trawick has been involved in Missions work since 1998 and much of that time has also been involved in working with Children or directly in Children's Ministry.  

Episode Edits

-Sunday School- D.L. Moody did not "start" Sunday School, but was a big catalyst in getting Sunday Schools started in his area of America. He is quoted as saying, “It is a masterpiece of the Devil to make us believe that children cannot understand religion. Would Christ have made a child the standard of faith if He had known that it was not capable of understanding His words?” - D. L. Moody - Also the Sunday School that Mr. Moody started in Chicago in 1858 is reported to have grown to over 1,000 attendees by 1860, not 300 as stated in this episode.

Resources: Fisher of Kids - http://www.fishersofkids.com/ 

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In today's episode we will hear the sequel from Rev. Daniel Taylor. In this sermon "Revival In The Life Of A Child" Pt. 2 listen closely as Bro. Taylor reminds us of the absolute importance of Revival amongst ourselves and especially amongst our Children.

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In today's episode we will hear words of wisdom from a great preacher of our time: Rev. Daniel Taylor. In this sermon "Revival In The Life Of A Child" it is my hope that you will catch the burden that is so necessary for any worker in Children's Ministry.

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Ladies and Gentlemen, Boys and Girls! Introducing: Kookly-dook!(sp?) If you've ever seen the Adams in a Kids Crusade, you will love to hear the stories of how their characters started. Join us as we discuss things like: Developing Characters, Crowd Control, and What makes a Children's Minister?

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Facebook: Lonny-Lori Adams

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Tyler discusses what it was like to be born into Children's Ministry and gives a different perspective on being a child in the ministry. He stresses that Individuality is a must in the ministry. It is so important that, in the end, you are ministering as God is using you; not as He is using another minister. You are an important asset to the ministry, and God has called you for such a time as this.

Recorded Facebook Live June 2, 2022

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In this Interview with Bro Clayton and Sis Panzy Massey we learn about their start in the realm of Children's Ministry and where they come up with some of their materials. Also, no offence is intended to anyone that is all about organization in their Children's Ministry. We need you! In fact people like myself may need people like you more than some others... but that's all in the episode. Thanks for listening!

To reach the Masseys please contact them on Facebook @ Clayton Panzy Massey

Resources:

google: Bill Wilson - Transformation Station

www.fcm.org

truthquest.org

In this episode Bro. Doug Stevens gives us his definition of what Children's Ministry is, and his idea of what made it work for him. If you would like to reach him with questions, or to thank him for being on this podcast, you may reach him on Facebook/Facebook Messenger @Doug Stevens.

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