Children's Ministry Church Handbook

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Christmas Movies for Children’s Ministry
A great way to teach over the holidays is to incorporate Christmas movies into your Children’s Church or mid-week program. Use movies that are around a half hour in length, and plan the rest of the service to go along with the theme of the movie. One way to do this that’s very effective is to break up the movie into segments that end with cliff hangers. In between the segments, you can do you praise and worship, teach the memory verse, and have a short talk about what the movie is teaching. Here’s some great movies you can use. Charlie Brown Christmas: This movie is a classic that shows the real meaning of Christmas is not in th

History of the Pilgrims
I will post to my blog on Fridays instead of Mondays from now on. Click here to read whatI posted last year for Thanksgiving about the real history of the pilgrims. May you have a happy and blessed Thanksgiving. Posted in Uncategorized

Missionaries Guest Blog
Every children’s ministry should have missionaries that they support to give students a practical way to show a heart for missions. Click here for ideas for fundraisers to support missionaries. This week, we have a guest blogger, Keisha Lennon. Her and her family are going to Thailand as full time missionaries. I know this godly couple. If you’re looking for missionaries for your ministry to sponsor, they are well worth supporting. One Family, One God Dream The Lennon’s Call to Thailand Our lives are but a story, line upon line being written by

Developing a Children’s Ministry Missions Program
Here are a few ways you can incorporate a comprehensive missions program into your children’s ministry.   Adopt a missionary. Find missionaries that either has children or works with children and have your children adopt them. Have a mission’s emphasis month where you teach the children about the country these missionaries live in. Have the children write letters to them. Have the children collect supplies that the missionaries need. Give the children frequent updates about how their missionaries are doing. During the opening prayer of children’s church, mention these missionaries’ names in prayer. Constan

Missions In Children’s Ministry
Jim, an overworked, underpaid children’s pastor, doesn’t have a program for missions in his children’s ministry. “I have enough to do without teaching the children about countries they’ll never visit. Besides missions aren’t important to these children.”   Kathy, another overwhelmed children’s pastor, understands that missions should be a part of her children’s program. Once a year, she takes two weeks to teach the children about missions. She’ll have the children collect offerings for the church’s mission project, and she’ll teach about the missionary and country they’re supporting. She even has the chi