The underage narrators get the story right. Almost.

Four lessons for your children’s ministry and your adults.

Adventure Bible and Teen Study Bible editor Lawrence O. Richards reimagined Christian education for evangelicals.

How your church can welcome those with autism.

Why the author, speaker, and snack-serving guru thinks a warm welcome can save the world.

Those Dixie cups won't fill themselves with Cheerios on their own, you know.

What children learn about community without the bells and whistles

‘As much as I wish folks would listen to the entire message, it really doesn’t diminish the absurdity of what I said.’

Sally Lloyd-Jones wrote a kids Bible so popular that they’re releasing an adult version.

When a child in our church complained about an adult volunteer's physical affection, we faced a difficult decision.

We found some new VBS students: My grandmother and her friends.

Charge nothing and overbooked families don’t show; charge too much and you price-out the people you’re trying to reach.

How I found comfort in continuing the conversation.

Beware the generalities when preaching on Father’s Day.

Christians help bridge the gap by making the local church really local.

How Christ-centered hospitality can help families affected by autism.

Operation Christmas Child’s Randy Riddle on growing and cultivating your volunteers.

Why doing it all alone isn’t the best (or most biblical) parenting strategy.

Give kids a safe place to play.