This week our theme is “Using Online Technology in Children’s Ministry”. Today we’re going to look at the best way to read the websites you frequent regularly. First things first! Some Definitions: A Blog is a made-up name that comes from a merging of two other word. Web and Log: Weblog – shortened to just [...]
June 2009
Here are some Children’s Ministry links collected from around the internets for today. Extreme Makeover: Kidology Edition Popular for-pay site Kidology gets a much needed facelift. Inexpensive Nametags for Kid’s Ministers With No/Low Budget! A cute picture. Train Up A Child ”Dog training is a lot like training a child! Especially when it comes to [...]
This month we focus on the reasons Children’s Ministers struggle in ministry and ways to avoid burnout. Plus, a very special interview with Fel Bagunu. Broght to you by DrawYouAPicture.com and High Voltage Kids Resources.
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I interviewed a few kids from my children’s church last week. I asked them what they thought would be the greatest struggles a children’s minister would have. Without exception every single one thought that they, themselves were the greatest challenge. “Trying to get kids to sit still and listen.” “Kids talking too much.” “Making sure [...]
This past Easter we did a super simple Candy Hunt in our gym after the main service for our pre-school and elementary students. Parents and families were naturally invited along to watch. We had half of the gym reserved as the field for the hunt and invited the families to spread themselves all the way [...]
Over the years I have noticed something. It seems to me that children’s ministers can be some of the most heavily burdened people in ministry. Why is that I wonder? I have some theories. It’s one of the most important ministries in the church. Statistics show that if a child hasn’t made a decision for [...]
It’s Friday. Time to let our hair down at CMMonthly and share some of the logos I’ve had the honor of doing for children’s ministers across the country. I offer high-quality, low-cost art through my site DrawYouAPicture.com. If I can do anything for you, let me know.
