We've started a new curriculum for the summer at our church which I got to teach this past Sunday. We're using a book by Group called "Hands-On Service Ideas for Children's Ministry" (found here). I thought I'd share some thoughts on what worked well in my lesson "Rings in a Pool of Water", and some ideas for activities I added.
Monday, July 11, 2011
Monday, June 13, 2011
Why I volunteer
I came across a great article on the Ministry-to-Children website that addresses the tendency to "sell people" on volunteering in Kids Ministry because it's "easy". It's a great reminder - volunteers are people too! They're not interested in easy. They want to be part of something fulfilling and rewarding. When I think about why I volunteer in kids ministry and what has kept me volunteering for the last 8 years or so, it's certainly not because it has been easy.
If we're going to sell people on anything, it has to be that Jesus loves children. He says that we need to be like them if we want to enter the kingdom of heaven. Kids ministry is important because it's important to Jesus.
Why do you volunteer in Kids Ministry? What was it that sold you on signing up?
If we're going to sell people on anything, it has to be that Jesus loves children. He says that we need to be like them if we want to enter the kingdom of heaven. Kids ministry is important because it's important to Jesus.
Why do you volunteer in Kids Ministry? What was it that sold you on signing up?
Sunday, June 12, 2011
God gives a message to Jeremiah
Theme: The Bible is God's Word
This lesson aims to teach children that the Bible is very special because it is God's word written down for us. Children have the opportunity to learn and think about how people over thousands of years have been careful to keep God's word safe, so that we can read it today.
Opening Activity: Tell children to find a special important message hidden somewhere for them in the room. Open the envelope to find a memory verse puzzle.


This lesson aims to teach children that the Bible is very special because it is God's word written down for us. Children have the opportunity to learn and think about how people over thousands of years have been careful to keep God's word safe, so that we can read it today.
Opening Activity: Tell children to find a special important message hidden somewhere for them in the room. Open the envelope to find a memory verse puzzle.
Labels:
Bible Timeline,
elementary,
Jeremiah,
kindergarten,
Old Testament,
preschool,
Psalms
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
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