A Super Fun Way to Help Families Form Faith This Summer
Interested in helping families with children form faith while having fun? Get inspired with this summer bucket list of ideas.
Welcome! Join a conversation about discipleship and how churches can encourage faith formation at all ages.
Interested in helping families with children form faith while having fun? Get inspired with this summer bucket list of ideas.
An easy-to-use curriculum that nurtures in children a faith that’s deep and wide and that supports families as they nurture faith at home
Did King David ever consider Boaz and Ruth and reflect on how his grandfather came from their story? Do you ever reflect on those who went before you?
Kids Corner is excited to share Easter resources designed to help your whole family connect with God!
Inspired by families and church leaders, Faith Formation Ministries invited Christian Reformed Church staff to reflect on the story of Holy Week using the Dwell at Home resource God's Big Easter Story.
Play is a significant way children learn. See how one CRC church incorporated a play church so that children can learn more about the church and worship.
The boy said, "I am flying my kite." The man said, "Well, I don't see a kite." The boy replied, "Neither do I, but I feel the pull."
Glorious riches will be more than we need.
What if rather than prescribe what we do during Lent, we cultivate a spirit that is open to—welcomes even—a tiny bit more illumination?
This booklet is great for adults and teens who want to love God and their neighbor, listen to the Spirit, and become more like Jesus.
I assumed the Spirit had lovingly and wisely directed my steps. But was it the Spirit? Perhaps it was something else, maybe even science?
What faith-forming podcasts are you currently listening to?
When we share our stories, we experience the blessing of telling and hearing about God’s faithfulness in our everyday lives. Here's one idea for becoming a story-telling church.
The stories of betrayal, crucifixion, death and burial that happened during Holy Week can be hard to share with kids. Here's how one church held an event that made these stories accessible to people of all ages.
It is widely acknowledged that young people are leaving the church or choosing to practice their faith outside of a faith community. Exploring a report on the topic, we reflect on three trends and how churches can respond.
Learn more about the work of Faith Formation Ministries, including information on cohorts, workshops, resources, coaching, podcasts, team members, and more.
Use these listening prompts and discussion questions to start a conversation with your congregation (or family!) about living justly.
You are invited to an interactive presentation, discussion, and time of prayer at Covenant CRC in Sioux Center, Iowa, on Tuesday, March 1 from 7 to 8:30 pm.
Join Faith Formation Ministries on March 24 as we listen to and share examples of where God is showing up in our communities.
Here's a simple, meaningful way for families to grow in faith together during Lent and prepare for Easter.
If you are looking for way to grow intergenerational relationships while growing in faith together or are in search of a new way of engaging in ministry with children, give LOGOS a look.
WE events are a great way to introduce your congregation to intergenerational learning and to build relationships between generations.
We recognize the hope Lucy felt at the mention of Aslan, and we feel it too (especially at those times we experience new beginnings).
I misplaced the student newspapers for Stuff to Know When Cults Come Knocking, a curriculum put out by Faith Alive. Anyone have a set of these newspapers by chance?
Talking about faith together doesn’t have to be daunting. It can be as simple as asking a good question. Here’s one: What does participating in the Lord’s Supper mean to you?