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While you may be able to watch your local church service online this Easter, children’s ministry might not be available. With that in mind, we’d like to offer you our free Kids Corner Easter resources.
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.
Where is my heart in response for all God’s done for me?
Jesus is not panicked nor surprised by what is going on in this world, or in each of our personal lives. Draw near to him and trust that he will hold you through the storm.
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!
An invitation to wonder how biblical examples of fasting might shape our spiritual disciplines during COVID-19.
Reassessing faith formation needs in personal faiths, families, and congregations during COVID-19.
Especially during the Coronavirus pandemic, the Today devotional is a great way for pastor’s and church leaders to minister to and connect with congregations between Sundays.
I wonder if this is God's opportunity to develop a spiritual discipline I have commonly left neglected: the discipline of solitude.
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.
What helps you to behold God, especially in these strange days? How do you take time to stop, listen, and respond to God’s presence and work in your life?
How can churches and campus ministries work together during this COVID-19 outbreak?
Pastors, here’s how you can shepherd the littlest sheep in your congregations, offering reassurance and pointing them to God in difficult times.
Knowing the burden is too heavy for us to bear, God deeply desires to lighten our load. Here are a few things I try to remember when life feels heavy.
As I turned and looked awkwardly into the eyes of someone I didn’t know, I realized how negligent I’d been in seeing and setting free the image of God in all humanity.
My aim is not to sound filled with guile. My aim is to speak to the “real world,” to avoid sounding frothy and shallow. Can that be done without a fair bit of guile?
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.
How does chronic illness affect perceived worth, and what does Jesus have to do with it?
There are signs and symbols in each of our lives that serve as reminders to us of God's providence.
Do you ever have moments when you think, “Thank you, Lord, for reminding me why I love this job!” Here’s the backstory to my most recent “Thank you” moment.
As children near adulthood, a parent's influence on shaping their faith diminishes. Here's how one dad came to that realization and what he did next.
At 46 days (when you include Sundays), Lent is almost twice as long as Advent. Use these simple paper chains to help children visualize the countdown to Easter.
None of us are immune to the storms of life. Even though the wind and waves batter our world, we remember God is still there, still in control.
This open letter to children’s ministry workers is a reminder that even the smallest tasks can make a difference in eternity.