Children's ministry veteran David Staal will share his insights.

Six criteria for new ideas that cross your ministry desk.

Give children an opportunity to use their gifts and talents to show their mothers how much they love them.

Reach out to individuals and families in your community that have special needs.

Communicate one central idea to all age groups through all aspects of your weekly programming.

Communicating clearly with parents is essential for effective children's ministry.

Making curriculum personal to the children in your program.

For a long time, they were the only way working-class families could receive an education.

Before Sunday school became the instructional hour for believers' children, it was an edgy, faith-based social-service movement in the slums of eighteenth-century England. And the public loved it.

Helping kids make a great transition from your ministry into junior high.

One idea for generating buzz throughout your community.

How to meet the needs of an important group of kids.

Leading an effective ministry to children and families in urban neighborhoods

When a church makes the decision to become a multi-site church, every ministry is affected. This collection of ideas and advice will help make the transition easier.

This will help children’s ministry leaders equip volunteers for children’s ministry.

This theme will help turn your children’s ministry focus from looking inward to looking outward.

This training theme will help train children’s small-group leaders to connect with kids and help them learn about God.