September 2009

Communicating with Parents and Family in Early Childhood Ministry

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When parents and teachers share similar goals and use similar approaches, teaching God’s Word is strengthened. A clearly defined and consistent plan for communicating with parents will develop a strong link between church and home. Long-term positive results in child guidance and spiritual nurture are increased when parents and teachers become partners working together. Conversely, […]

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Special Needs: Understand the Diagnosis, Understand the Individual

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by Amy Fenton Lee This article is part of a series of articles on Special Needs by Amy Fenton Lee. See the first article, Special Needs: Your Best Resource May be Outside the Church and the second article, Special Needs: The Volunteers’ Blessings. Many churches lack formal programs that reach or intentionally include children with special needs. However,

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Creating Successful Seasonal Events

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This guest post was written by Sharon Stratmoen. You’re already doing amazing things to reach kids. Have you ever thought about super-sizing your children’s ministry? I’m not talking about just adding numbers. I’m talking about super-sizing it with sensational seasonal events for major impact! Read on to discover how to super-size your ministry to impact

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September 2009

Communicating with Parents and Family in Early Childhood Ministry

Special Needs: Understand the Diagnosis, Understand the Individual

Creating Successful Seasonal Events

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