Another group meeting. Another week. Is it really important that you show up all the time? It matters more than you think and even more than your students realize.

As a kid ministry leader, what exactly is your job? It might involve more or less than the people around you think. In fact, if you’re not sure, everyone and everything around you will define it.

Re-imagine how to position and program your events to be adaptable to a changing culture and relevant to the needs of families. Download this graphic to help you and your team visualize the rhythms of family life throughout the year.

In this timely and necessary video, five friends and changemakers dive into a conversation about race, tensions, healing, and what the Church can do to facilitate reconciliation in our communities and in the world.

Join Reggie Joiner and Sam Collier as they dive deeper into the message of the book in this extended interview with Sarah Holland and Beth Silvers from the Pantsuit Politics podcast. And learn a little more about how grace and humanity can and should impact how we talk about the issues that matter most to us.

The more we learn about mental health, the more we realize how necessary it is to educate ourselves about it. We’ve collected as many resources as we could for leaders, parents, youth pastors, children’s ministers, kids, and teenagers and compiled it all in one place.

As new families connect with your church, you want to make sure you are finding out the right information from them. We’ve compiled some of the forms and policies you may need to make sure you have the info you need to know, as well as help families understand a little more about your church.

Once you start thinking Orange, you start seeing the color everywhere. Clothing. Logos. Cars. Home décor. Orange is everywhere. But the other day, I noticed Orange in an unexpected place—my twin sons’ basketball team. And while I am sports-challenged, I do realize that the basketball is orange. I got that. But I’m talking about another […]