3 Quick Wins for Kids’ Ministry | The Resurgence.
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3 Quick Wins for Kids’ Ministry | The Resurgence
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Tags: Chrissie Wright, kids, ministry, teaching
Categories : Children's Ministry, Teacher/Leader Resources
Kidmin Equipping Event Recap (With Aaron Reynolds)
22 09 2010
This past weekend our church had the privilege of hosting Aaron Reynolds, creative children’s ministry trainer. I wish I could box up the event and deliver it live to anyone who was not able to attend. There’s a lot in this entry so I’ll give you a summary so you can get to what you’re most interested in. This entry is broken up into the following sections:
- Meeting Aaron Reynolds
- Arrival in Sarnia
- Recruitment
- Preschool Teaching
- Friday Leadership Discussions
- Transformational Teaching
- Transformational Relationships
- Departure
- Collection of Tweets and quotes from the Weekend
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Tags: aaron reynolds, apprenticeship, creative, leadership, ministry, preschool, recruitment, serve, small group, teaching, volunteers
Categories : Children's Ministry, Teacher/Leader Resources
Aaron Reynolds’ Children’s Ministry Equipping Event
12 08 2010SEPTEMBER 18 AT BLUEWATER BAPTIST CHURCH IN SARNIA, ON
For more information and to RSVP for this “must attend” event with Aaron Reynolds go to my Facebook event page or contact me at steve@bluewaterbaptist.ca.
UPDATE:
Schedule
9:00am – 12:00 “The Fabulous Reinvention of Sunday School” (Large Group Teacher focus)
12:00 Lunch
1:00pm – 1:30pm Ooze: Creating Children’s Ministries that Overflow with Excellence
1:30pm – 3:00pm Creating Transformational Small Groups
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Tags: aaron reynolds, church, influence, Jesus, kids, leadership, teaching
Categories : Children's Ministry
Why You Can’t
13 05 2010
Sonora, my little girl, is a lovely little princess. As most people know I’m not into pink that much, so this is a stretch for me, but I dig her looking pretty for me!
We’ve put her into gymnastics and she loves to go. I went to watch her one time and I could tell she was having a blast. But something irked me a little. On the one bar where she had to hang with her hands and reach up with her heals to touch the bar, she barely lifted her feet and then said, “I can’t.” Katie, her patient and helpful instructor, was helping another child and so couldn’t come back to help Sonora. Sonora waited until Katie said to leave it and come. Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: failure, God, gymnastics, kids, success, teaching, training
Categories : Children's Ministry, Christian Life, Parenting
Role Play with Kids
28 04 2010The following is from Family First:
Want a valuable tool to teach your kids how to interact with others?
Last night, as I stood at the kitchen sink, my son tried to push me aside, without saying a word. Well, rather than just correct him, my wife and I decided to employ a little role-play. As I stood at the sink again, she played the role of my son and said, “Dad, will you please excuse me? I’d like to wash my hands.” I said, “Sure, come on in.” and then moved out of the way. You see, telling our kids how to do something may not always work, but teaching them by example can work wonders. To see what happened next, check out my blog.
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Tags: role play, teaching, training
Categories : Children's Ministry, Parenting
Volcano Influence
20 04 2010
Topping the news lately has been the tremendous ash cloud covering Europe. Brewing underneath the icy cold climate of Iceland is a hot volcano. This volcano has spewed it’s contents into the atmosphere impacting millions of people.
I am fascinated with volcanoes. They stir up in me all kinds of emotions. Adventure, awe, fear and curiosity all come to mind when thinking about the amazing power of volcanoes.
When a volcano erupts it influences a huge area around it. The more people there are nearby, the more news it makes. I remember hearing that if this volcano erupted over 100 years ago the news would’ve been very small only affecting the people living in Iceland. Today, however it affects millions. Why? Because of airplanes. Amazing.
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Tags: influence, teaching
Categories : Children's Ministry, Christian Life, Teacher/Leader Resources
