Like any self-respecting blogger, I love to check my stats. Lately I have noticed people visiting my Hosea for Kids post. I love the s...

In the summer of 2018, my husband and I were on a medical leave of absence in Chapel Hill, NC. He participated in an experiment for a p...

A few years ago I was asked to create an event that the whole family could attend and interact together at. I planned a shoebox party f...

A first Bible ceremony is a great way to help you connect with the families of the children in your kidmin. Normally, a first Bible means...

Before I was the children's ministry director at our church, I worked in the children's room at our public library. I discovered s...

I was thinking of Tangled when we did this activity. Usually I see something and visualize how we could use it in our lesson, but I was ...

Our neighbors gave us this pop-up tent years ago for the girls and I to sleep out in the back yard. We used it once for that. But in child...

After spending one year in the New Testament, I find myself back in the old with a whole set of new children. I have visuals from some of...

The laundry room, in a children's blog, really? Well, this musing is for everyone, children's workers included. And it is free, ...

National D-Day Memorial in Bedford, VA OK, be honest, how many of you have a letter of resignation hidden away in a drawer somewhere? I...

Hamlet's famous line, "To be, or not to be:" rings through the ages. As a children's director in a small church, one ...