Taking communion is often something that is done in adult settings. This is an important part of our relationship with Christ that needs to be introduced to kids. When we look at high school students transitioning out of youth group … Continue reading
Friendships are the key to participation in church activities. This becomes more and more true the older the kids become. However, it’s true even down to the toddlers. If they get to know the kids in their class they will … Continue reading
When other church leaders talk to me about our KIDS program or Family Discipleship Path, often the first question they ask is about what curriculum we use. While this is a good question, it’s not necessarily the first one that … Continue reading
Boy, do I understand the busy life of a family: so many schedules to coordinate and so many tasks to accomplish. It really feels sometimes like trying to get everyone where they need to be, when they need to get … Continue reading
Leaders in the church, we have been called “to prepare God’s people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up.” Ephesians 4:12. As we look specifically at the discipleship of youth and children, I … Continue reading
Family Discipleship Path 