by BSCNC Communications | Dec 19, 2019 | articles-all, children-article-feed, children-articles-all
Restoring great joy to church plants December 19, 2019 One of the first things I ask potential church planters is, “What do you want your church plant to be like?” A visionary planter will usually respond by sharing about their future meeting space, the type of music...
by BSCNC Communications | Dec 18, 2019 | articles-all, children-article-feed, children-articles-all
Is your church ready for Christmas guests? December 18, 2019 Christmas and the new year may bring guests to your church and children’s ministry. According to a podcast by Thom Rainer, guests begin the process of deciding if they will return to your church within the...
by BSCNC Communications | Dec 18, 2019 | articles-all, children-article-feed, children-articles-all
New Year’s resolutions for your children’s ministry December 18, 2019 Thanksgiving has passed, and Christmas is swiftly approaching. Then we will welcome the new year along with its expectations and promises of new beginnings found in those lovely resolutions we hold...
by BSCNC Communications | Oct 17, 2019 | articles-all, children-article-feed, children-articles-all
What’s your ‘why’ in children’s ministry? October 17, 2019 As a children’s minister, I excelled at checking off my daily to-do list. If someone needed markers, tape or Goldfish, I was the one to call. As I reflect on the years I spent on a church staff, one major...
by BSCNC Communications | Oct 17, 2019 | articles-all, children-article-feed, children-articles-all
Is your ‘one’ a child? October 17, 2019 As Southern Baptists, we are being called to ask ourselves a question: “Who’s Your One?” Who is the one person you can pray for, build a relationship with and have an ongoing gospel conversation with? Who is one person you can...
by BSCNC Communications | Aug 6, 2019 | articles-all, children-article-feed, children-articles-all
Is the church bubble really safe? August 6, 2019 Many church-goers assume that a safety bubble exists at their church and is the one place where their children will always be safe. Unfortunately, a quick perusal of the evening news tells a different story of abuse...
