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You thought Jim Carey was flexable. Check this guy out. httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0AnYtHKqEcc&feature=related

I think there are some very fundamental across the board mistakes we make when it comes to outreach. 1. Everyone else does it outreach – I fell into this one with VBS. I am not a VBS hater I just began to judge the effectiveness of what we do and VBS was not working for

There are a ton of things you can do. I believe that what you do for outreach should be all about values. What we don’t do. VBS Harvest Parties Ect. Do I hate these things no not at all I just felt that they were robbing from the resources that we had to do what

I was reading the message boards on the kidology site and came across this post from Todd McKeever. He posed a great question that I believe is worth all of our time. What does creative outreach look like? Here is what he had to say: I have been wondering for some time and will throw

My wife and I are celebrating our 10th anniversary with our good friends. We are having a great time. There is no city in the world like New York. You can’t beat the food, culture, atmosphere. Coffee Dinner Gelato Desert Needless to say we are very full and very tired.

To sum up my series on Bible Bucks. I think no matter what you do you should consider the following. 1. Do bible bucks enhance your overall experience? 2. Do kids love bible bucks more than Jesus? (I had a girl say to me once as I greeted her before our service started. “I don’t

Love watching short films from budding film makers. I watch tons of these. Thought you might enjoy this one. It is a cute story that is short enough that if you hate it is was only 2 minutes of your life gone forever. Unlike most hollywood movies I have seen in the past few months.

The next take on rewards in children’s church comes from another of my blogging friends Jonathan Cliff he is the children’s pastor of Trinity Church in Lubbock Texas. He has a great sense of humor and I find it so refreshing to connect with other children’s pastors around United States who think along the same

(These are the tokens for our Uptown store, a few people asked what they look like.) I thought it would be helpful to get other perspectives on the topic of rewards and the roll they play in children’s ministry. The first take is from one of my good blogging friends from Texas. His name is

Colossians 3:23-24 23 Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for men, 24 since you know that you will receive an inheritance from the Lord as a reward. It is the Lord Christ you are serving. Do rewards have a place in children’s ministry? I believe