Easter at Home With Kids Corner Resources
Kids Corner is excited to share Easter resources designed to help your whole family connect with God!
Let's discuss faith-shaping ministries to kids.
Write your own blog post to share your ministry experience with others.
Kids Corner is excited to share Easter resources designed to help your whole family connect with God!
The Kids Corner website has a brand new look! And we are inviting you and your kids to check it out!
The pandemic has changed the way we do ministry. What might it look like for children’s ministry leaders to turn their focus on faith formation within the home this year?
Kids Corner recognizes the need for families to have safe, fun, and entertaining resources at home. Try these fun and faith-forming activities with minimal set-up or parent perspiration!
These five factors can determine how well kids deal with and recover from difficult life situations.
Children’s ministry leaders have the opportunity right now to pause and catch their breath—to conduct a self-assessment, as well as a ministry assessment. Here are a few questions to help guide your reflection.
This ability to wonder is one of the beautiful things that children can teach us in life.
Kids Corner is creating an exciting “Kids in Action During Covid-19” video and we want to share your stories! We’ll compile stories and create a video to share the good news of kids serving God during this difficult time.
What have been your favorite Bible stories that have strengthened your family as you patiently wait for Covid-19 to be over? Check out Kids Corner’s Bible Stories Podcast, an immersive audio drama series that retells the greatest stories of the Bible!
Are you seeing the need for conversations to reduce the concerns of the children around us? Kids Corner has some resources that can help.
To help you share Dwell with parents in the time of COVID-19, we’ve made a few adjustments to how Dwell coordinators can use Dwell Digital.
Pastors, here’s how you can shepherd the littlest sheep in your congregations, offering reassurance and pointing them to God in difficult times.
Pentecost isn’t just a celebration of the gift of God’s Spirit, but the celebration of God’s Spirit being poured out on a diverse group of people.
This open letter to children’s ministry workers is a reminder that even the smallest tasks can make a difference in eternity.
When Advent, the twelve days of Christmas, and Epiphany have all passed, but I’m not yet ready to let go of the season, I turn to the story of Simeon and Anna.
Volunteer gifts aren’t required or expected, but they’re a great way to show your appreciation. Here are five of my favorite gifts for volunteers.
Ten lepers are healed, but only one returns to praise and thank Jesus. This interesting and unique story has much to teach us about gratitude.
I never met my great-uncle. But his diary has been a gift to me on my faith journey. It has done what Reese said family stories would—it inspires me.
Everybody is talking about technology and its effect on kids, but what’s less often talked about is the effect of parental overuse on their children. Here are five suggestions for creating healthy technology habits.
Looking for a simple way to engage children in worship? Encourage children to lead the congregation in the Prayers of the People utilizing symbols.
Children are a gift to be treasured. What does it mean to view the children in our church as “neighbors” and how can this impact our interactions with them?
August is a busy and stressful time in children’s ministry but help is available.
Faith Formation Ministries is excited to connect with all who are passionate about children's ministry at Inspire 2019. Workshop topics include choosing curriculum, building a strong foundation for children and youth ministry, and more!
Read about one church's experience incorporating Lego™ into children's Bible storytime!
Collaborative art projects can be great faith formation tools. Here’s how making an Epiphany banner reminded kids and adults that they’re part of God’s big family.