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Dear Volunteers, How Was Your Year?
The end of the school year is a good time to look back and evaluate the joys, surprises, challenges, and shortcomings of your classroom experience with children and youth. If...
Dear Volunteers, How Was Your Year?
The end of the school year is a good time to look back and evaluate the joys, surprises, challenges, and shortcomings of your classroom experience with children and youth. If...
Reaching the WHOLE Child with God’s Word
Looking back on the first five years as a teacher, I now realize that the resources I was given and the training I received were not designed to reach the whole child....
Reaching the WHOLE Child with God’s Word
Looking back on the first five years as a teacher, I now realize that the resources I was given and the training I received were not designed to reach the whole child....
Making Room for the Cross Between Palm Sunday a...
Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday. Both lend themselves to all sorts of exciting possibilities for the Sunday school classroom — special colorful crafts and activities, joyful and boisterous songs, and...
Making Room for the Cross Between Palm Sunday a...
Palm Sunday and Easter Sunday. Both lend themselves to all sorts of exciting possibilities for the Sunday school classroom — special colorful crafts and activities, joyful and boisterous songs, and...
Ministering to the Lost and Found in Your Class...
In most classrooms, it's likely that there are believing and unbelieving children present. We must always keep in mind that we are likely ministering to both the lost and found in...
Ministering to the Lost and Found in Your Class...
In most classrooms, it's likely that there are believing and unbelieving children present. We must always keep in mind that we are likely ministering to both the lost and found in...
Seeing Special Needs Children as Special Gifts ...
Imagine a new child coming to your fourth-grade Sunday school class. He has a motorized wheelchair. He cannot speak intelligible words. His eyes, when open, seem to wander aimlessly. But,...
Seeing Special Needs Children as Special Gifts ...
Imagine a new child coming to your fourth-grade Sunday school class. He has a motorized wheelchair. He cannot speak intelligible words. His eyes, when open, seem to wander aimlessly. But,...
Piper Answers: What is the Whole Counsel of God?
As children's ministry and youth pastors, teachers and parents, it is critical for us to not only teach children the Gospel, but to not shrink back from teaching them the whole counsel...
Piper Answers: What is the Whole Counsel of God?
As children's ministry and youth pastors, teachers and parents, it is critical for us to not only teach children the Gospel, but to not shrink back from teaching them the whole counsel...
