Taking the Next Step for New Parents
The church targets new parents in particular by handing out personal hygiene products, diapers, onesies and baby formula.
Children
Chemistry and the Cross
The event proved so popular that Cross Point ended up holding two more of these science-based events. The church also used its established partnerships with local schools to hold science days at two campuses at which students seized the opportunity to build and fly rockets, construct a bridge, conduct experiments, perform a bounce test and other fun and educational activities.
Vulnerability Is the Key to Community
To be vulnerable means that you are putting yourself in a position of defenselessness and putting yourself in a position to be hurt. You are opening yourself up to being hurt by being honest and transparent about your failings, your flaws, and your fears.
Bear Hugs
Until their participation in the ministry, the children had never thought about how such a small thing like a stuffed animal could help a child in distress.
Quality Bible Resources to Teach the Bible to Children
May we, as parents and grandparents, have a passion for the things of God and for teaching our children quality Bible resources for children that will truly matter for eternity!
What Can We Learn From Children’s Ministry in Ecuador?
"When a child’s life is being changed for good, it’s natural for the parents to be willing to help out. "
Bible App for Kids Celebrates 100 Million Installs Worldwide
“We know that the most important influence in a child’s life is their family,” says Bobby Gruenewald, Life.Church Innovation Pastor and YouVersion Founder and CEO. “With that in mind, we’re really encouraged to see millions of families around the world choose to turn to the Bible and learn about God together.”
More Than S’mores
What foster kids crave the most is to be shown that they are worthy of love.
Parents, Major on the Majors
Forty percent of parents are saying they are extremely/very worried about their child struggling with anxiety or depression. Another 36% are somewhat concerned. That’s three out of every four parents with mental health on their parenting radar in relation to their child.
