KidFrugal is a blog all about making ministry happen when there
are no resources to make it happen. It is about doing it anyway, because with
God nothing is impossible. It is about doing children’s ministry when you do
not have enough workers, money, building space or even kids. It is about making
children’s ministry happen in churches with limited resources because we have a
God with unlimited resources. I hope to equip you with ideas we have used, and
more importantly, to get you
thinking outside of the box so that you can experience the joy of what God can do with what you have (or don’t have). This is a blog about being a David in a Goliath world.
thinking outside of the box so that you can experience the joy of what God can do with what you have (or don’t have). This is a blog about being a David in a Goliath world.
Three years ago, we had two families in our church with 3
children young enough to be in our kid’s ministry. Today we only have two
children young enough from within our church family, but we have twelve
children enrolled in the program. We are still small, but the ministry is
vibrant, and these children from unchurched homes are there because they want
to be. What happened? That is what I hope to share with you through this
Kidfrugal blog. Won’t you join me as we journey together each week to help
children’s ministry thrive on a small church budget?
Great photo intro to an amazing blog and woman writer/lover of all children. Congratulations. Keep writing my friend. You are off to a great start meeting a need. Good blog set up too!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words Elaine.
DeleteThat's how we do it. Looking forward to hearing your ideas. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Tracy. I have 4 other posts up - indexed on the right hand side. I am still tweaking the blog, but I wanted to get it going.
DeleteJoan, Thanks for including me in the opening of your blog. Awesome. I am so happy to see your budget friendly ideas for budget challenged ministries. This blog will serve as a great resource for encouragement to many Christian workers.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind words Joyce!
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