“Marketing is a contest for people’s attention.” – Seth Godin   Jesus…the Public Relations Guru Jesus was a leader of people, not things. Mark 12:37b “…the large crowd listened to him with delight.” Calling and leading of the 12 disciples Always had ...

  Today,  I want to share with you my discussion with James Hargrave, Content Editor for LifeWay Christian Resources.  James has years of experience and expertise with teaching children with great creativity and consistency.  He explains to us,

  Lately, I have noticed more churches with wonderful bulletin boards sharing the news of expecting babies coming soon.  This shows the heart of your preschool ministry to anticipate and planning for new babies coming to church.  In this episode,

    3 things to know when you begin to gather and provide parenting helps: What is the age group you want to target? Younger Preschool, Older Preschool, Younger Children, or Older Children What needs do you want to address? Physical, Mental,

Linda Ranson Jacobs is one of the forefront leaders in the areas of children and divorce and single-parent family needs. Having been both divorced and widowed, Linda was a single mom who learned firsthand the emotional and support needs of broken famil...

I hope you enjoy this interview with Dale Hudson from RelevantChildrensMinistry.com.  He is the Director of Children’s Ministries at Christ Fellowship and a popular columnist for Children’s Ministry Magazine.  He has a new book, The Kid Min Mouse,

Listen as Mr. Mark discusses advice he shares with interns before stepping into their first kid’s ministry.  These five keys will help you step out on the right foot as you begin (or restart) your ministry to kids and families. -

10 Reasons we over-value consistency: It seems fair. If we have more than one child, we want to be fair to each. But unless you have twins, your kids are at different points in their development, so what is fair may depend at least on their current...

Involving and communicating with parents are an important part of your ministry. Communication is also the biggest hurdle we face in the church.  Here are 10 suggestions to remember when communicating with parents. -

By Andrea Hopgood           Define Change Identify change we control Identify change out of our control Share personal story Communicate vision clearly Define the problem Offer a solution Present a reason Create a communication cascade Team Leaders Vol...