The Kidmin Huddle

Life and ministry are busy. Sometimes we find ourselves so busy that we think we don’t have the time to rest. But we need it. We need to rest in God. 

 Learn to recognize the signs of burnout in your life. Take the time to be present in life. Be still and rest in Christ. 

There is value in taking your kids to camp each summer. 

Learn from Amber’s 13 years of camp experience about some tips and tricks to make camp the best that it can be!

How well are you supporting parents in their role as primary shepherds?

Generation to Generation is to tell stories of God's faithfulness. Are you training, resourcing, and encouraging mom and dad as they lead?

How often does God ask you to move out of our comfort zone? Do you go willingly or kicking and screaming? When God asks us to do something, it’s not because of our own skills or power. He wants us to trust in him to give us all we need so that he gets the glory. 

No matter what is happening, God is sovereign. He is always in control of your life, and he's working and planning things for your future, whether you realize it or not. 
Like Job, we might question God's control. But God reminds us like he did Job, he is in control!

We all have rough days (or seasons) in ministry. They can rock our confidence or even have us question our calling. But a lot of times, a simple checkup can show the real issue. 

Games are an important part of kidmin! But do you play games just for the sake of playing a game or are you intentional with your game time?

Preteens learning in the same room as preschoolers can be difficult. But it can be done. 
Listen and learn these 4 tips that will transform your one room ministry. 

There is a lot of compromise of the Word of God, even in the church. Are you teaching your kids to stand on the authority of God’s Word and how to recognize false teachings?

How is your children’s ministry space? Is it warm, welcoming and inviting? Are kids greeted with warm smiles and excited-to-see-you attitudes? 

Kids need to feel wanted and loved when they come to church. Evaluate your team and your space. How do kids feel walking into your church?