Why It’s Important to Engage Once-A-Month Volunteers
These practices will help you engage people who otherwise wouldn’t be serving at all.
These practices will help you engage people who otherwise wouldn’t be serving at all.
Gospel conversations look different in nursery and preschool classrooms, but they are just as important as talks with older kids.
Divorce is not something kids “get over”, but your ministry can be a place of understanding, security, and safety when kids’ lives are in turmoil.
Your church can be the hands and feet of Jesus by coming alongside solo parents with support and encouragement.
Don’t give up hope! You can serve well AND keep your sanity. Here’s how!
You don’t have to be 100 percent confident in your own skills, you just have to be 100 percent confident in God.
Create a safe space for relationships within (and beyond!) your church walls.
Your walk with Christ is the aspect of ministry that no one ever sees, yet everyone assumes is perfect.
Sometimes we get so busy that we neglect the same spiritual exercises we want to be part of kids’ lives.
If you had to list everything that you focus on during a typical week of ministry, you would likely have a really long list. You
You can build churchwide momentum by articulating the vision for your kids’ ministry and by getting this vision in front of as many people as possible.
Get (and keep) your volunteers’ attention with these strategies.
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