I think everyone involved in children’s ministry [Hi Heather] should read, mark and inwardly digest this great webpage.
It is broken up into
Fourteen Ways Children’s Ministry Can Help Kids
Eight Ways Children’s Ministry Helps Families
Twenty-four Ways Children’s Ministry Helps the Church
Eight Ways Children’s Ministry Helps Everyone
Fourteen Ways Children’s Ministry Helps Kids learn

lots of typos, but!
Sort of reminds me of our Sunday School teachers who used to teach us to arks Jesus into our hearts

Great stuff!

I hope ending a sentence with “but” was a typo :)

i Melinda
How could ending a sentence with “but” be a typo? It’s my preferred intentional grammatical error, but.

Does it include my own personal favourite-it guarantees a good night’s sleep??? (too tired to keep our eyes open!)
And if you’re trying to get your exercise level up, it ‘s a great help.  I checked my pedometer just before we started this afternoon and just after and had done over 2,000 steps in an hour.

My daughter has two boys: a three year old and a one year old. Currently the most beautiful grandchildren yet discovered, but come November, God-willing, they will have a rival.

Cathy’s pedometer records about 16 or 17000 steps per day, as she follows them around the house!

Ah!! Children’s Ministry!!
How well I remember our family’s involvement in CEBS, GFS, Sunday School, Kids Club etc. etc.
Now I just do guest appearances and at my age refuse to make a comeback. I leave it to the younger & more energetic members of the congregation.