Faith Nurture

Celebrate the coming of Christ with this easy, colorful Advent craft for families or children’s ministry groups.

True love is about teamwork that strengthens bonds. It’s a choice to remain committed to vows made before God on a joyous wedding day because the tough times will come.

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.

While we often hear about the Sabbath day and the need to have a day of rest, micro-Sabbaths are short moments of stopping in each day to reorient ourselves in relationship to God and God’s work. 

Here are six ways we can help ensure that ghosting doesn’t become a normalized expression in the Body of Christ.

If church has become one more subscription in your life’s inbox that doesn’t really have an impact on how you live your life, I’d like to say two things. 

Constant demands placed on individuals and families create what seems like little space for developing faith. We long for expanding a depth of relationship with God—but where do we find the time?

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? 

One of the most challenging aspects of ministry programming can be to deviate from strategies and program elements that already seem to be successful. Why fix what isn't broken? 

When it comes to faith formation, today's families need more than another thing to do or to attend. They need help breathing. 

August is a busy and stressful time in children’s ministry but help is available.

Summer might be whizzing by, but with these five tips for recruiting Sunday school teachers, you’ll have your volunteers in place in no time!