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Everyday Family Faith, a new family faith practices guide, is helping families make space for God and grow in faith together. Here are five creative ideas for how your church can support families with this resource.
Worship is for people of all ages! Here are five tips to help kids worship from the Dwell at Home series of resources for families.
Prayer is an anytime and anywhere conversation with God—no fancy words required! Here are five tips from the Dwell at Home series of resources for families.
Family faith formation is a journey, not a destination. Here are five tips to grow together in faith from the new Dwell at Home series of resources for families.
Your church helped families form faith during Advent, but now what? Share these ideas to keep the faith formation momentum going in 2020.
What’s one thing your church could do that would echo down the generations? Simple: help families learn how to talk about faith together.
Advent is less than a week away! As you put together last minute preparations, here are eight great Advent posts that will help you prepare your church and home for the coming season.
This devotional eBook includes printable tree ornaments that will help you and your family explore the Bible from Genesis up to the birth of Jesus, as well as 31 devotionals.
We are over the moon about these incredible advent ornament ideas. We hope you'll be inspired too!
Celebrate the coming of Christ with this easy, colorful Advent craft for families or children’s ministry groups.
Looking for an easy, fun, and meaningful Advent devotional for families? Check out Jesse Tree: God's Big Advent Story.
At-Home Faith Formation Tips transformed my kids end of day conversations from one word answers to an in-depth account of their day. Use these wonderful tips to encourage faith formation in your children.
Parenting is hard, especially the first time around. Support young families in your church by sharing these twelve resources for faithful parenting.
This book introduces parents and caregivers to four Building Blocks of Faith that will encourage them as they help children to find their place in God’s family, learn God’s story, live in hope, and discover their calling.
Last August, Faith Formation Ministries began providing weekly family faith formation tips. This year an entirely new set of tips is available! Find them below.
Looking for ways that your church can support family faith formation as the new school year begins? Read this.
Given the power of story, it’s no accident that much of God’s Word comes to us in story form. Here are some resources for using picture books to help build faith, both at home and in children’s ministry.
Looking for a simple way to bless the students in your congregation this fall? Read this.
Interested in helping families with children form faith while having fun? Get inspired with this summer bucket list of ideas.
Looking for new ways to equip parents and kids to grow in faith at home? Check out Everyday Family Faith.
Every resource on the list belongs in your church library, whether that library is a dedicated room or simply a basket in a well-traveled hallway. Additionally, many of these resources belong in the homes of everyone with children in their life.
Thinking about moving towards engagement? You should be able to answer "yes" to all four of these very important questions.
Disciplining our children is one of our most important responsibilities as parents. A new ebook tackles the hard questions of about discipline and equips Christian parents to succeed with grace.
Christians are not exempt from mental health challenges. The purpose of this series is to create a safe place where people will feel comfortable in sharing their story and be supported in their spiritual journey.
Looking for ways to surround your kids with more of the biblical Christmas than the commercial one? Here are twelve of them.