Three Simple Things Going Into A New Year Of Student Ministry
Student Ministry has three big seasons: Fall, January, and Summer. These are great times to hit restart – to get things in order and check in on your progress. With … Read more
Welcome! These posts are for those who serve in local church children’s ministry and family ministries. I’m so grateful for your ministry with kids! Here are some posts to get you started:
1. Ten Practical Ideas To Get And Keep Volunteers In Children’s Ministry
2. Little Known Ways To Keep Discipline in Children’s Ministry
3. Three Critical Times To Engage With Your Kids
Student Ministry has three big seasons: Fall, January, and Summer. These are great times to hit restart – to get things in order and check in on your progress. With … Read more
The Harvest Ministry Teams summer season is in full swing. Here is an excerpt from the Harvest Handbook, which is used by the team that is traveling to camps, churches, … Read more
Much of life is spent working. Whether it’s paid employment, caring for a home, serving in the church, or learning in school, work fills a large portion of our days. … Read more
Marriage is interesting. I’m fortunate enough to have seen many solid examples of faithful marriages my whole life, including my parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles, and members of our church … Read more
Mark Twain once said that he could “live for two months on a good compliment.” Just like we need oxygen, food and water, we need encouragement and praise to be … Read more
I just finished a whirlwind summer – number 30 for me and Harvest Ministry. We have been traveling since June 5 and it has been incredible to see the fruit … Read more
Habits are powerful. Good, small habits each day help you become the person you want to be. Spend your days well, and your life will take care of itself. One … Read more
While you may start your work in children’s ministry because of your love for kids, it doesn’t take long to discover the need to connect, recruit, and equip other adults … Read more
A family-centered child, rather than a child-centered family, produces a more giving person. – Kevin Leman It makes sense. A family-centered child will learn what it means to give and … Read more
What advice do you have for students returning to school this year? Several people chimed in when I posted that question on the Tim Price Blog Facebook Page Thanks to … Read more