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WHY we should modify worship practices to include our littlest kids—but without simplifying so much the older children feel left out or bored.
It’s a challenge! Worship planners know that one size DOES NOT fit all when welcoming children in worship.
Creating developmentally appropriate activities for all young learners can be done, but it requires preparation and flexibility. Worship Whys host Dawn Rundman shares some insight and ideas on how to build worship practices that span the different age groups—and appeal to all of them.
Have you created worship practices to appeal to children of different ages in your church? Email Dawn about your experiences at [email protected]. And you can read more about Dawn's insights on kids in worship in Chapter 9 of her book "Little Steps, Big Faith: How the Science of Early Childhood Development Can Help You Grow Your Child's Faith."
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By Augsburg FortressIt’s a challenge! Worship planners know that one size DOES NOT fit all when welcoming children in worship.
Creating developmentally appropriate activities for all young learners can be done, but it requires preparation and flexibility. Worship Whys host Dawn Rundman shares some insight and ideas on how to build worship practices that span the different age groups—and appeal to all of them.
Have you created worship practices to appeal to children of different ages in your church? Email Dawn about your experiences at [email protected]. And you can read more about Dawn's insights on kids in worship in Chapter 9 of her book "Little Steps, Big Faith: How the Science of Early Childhood Development Can Help You Grow Your Child's Faith."