Kids worship

What I remind our kids during our time of song singing is two things. One worship is us proclaiming who God is. Two worship reminds us of who God is.

This free, Bible craft, based on 1 Samuel 16:6-12; 17:12-15, 34-36, can remind kids that God uses normal chores in life to prepare us to do His will. It can be used in a homeschool setting, one-on-one, or in a classroom setting like Sunday School.

It’s Grade School Wednesday here on KidMin Mama and I am happy to share a new series with you! Our Kid’s Ministry has recently started our “Grow Series”. A series all about how to grow as a follower of Christ. […]

From Isaac Watts to Shane & Shane, songwriters have seen the power of music for the minds of young believers.

Do you have behavioral issues in your room? Do you have a hard time getting the kids to sit still and listen to the lesson? Is your classroom noisy and hectic? Do you find yourself getting frustrated because the kids aren't listening to the lesson? Good news. I've got something you can do to change that.

Typically, adult worship services are geared towards… well… adults. Here are our strategies when we take taking our kids, especially our very youngest, to worship that help make worship meaningful for both our kids and us. #worship #kidsworship #childrenschurch

these are such great ideas to invite our kids to use their 5 senses in worshipping God!!

But how can you make children feel part of an adult corporate worship service? Try these kid’s ministry ideas:

There is something beautiful about a child who calls upon and trust the LORD. I want a heart like that.

Children in church? Yes! Teach your kids to worship by including your children in the church service. Teach kids to worship with the church.