I thought it would be fun to Celebrate the Christmas season by giving something away everyday this whole week. The first thing I would like to give away is a non-autographed version of Three signs of a Miserable job. I read this book a few weeks back and found it to be one of the best books I’ve […]
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You are what you allow define you. I found this post over at the Redeemercitytocity.com blog. He had some great points definately worth a read. Talking about what defines you. I think this is something that every children’s pastor and leader needs to revisit from time to time. You are not the size of your
Group me seems like it’s almost made for kidmin. It’s an amazing tool that is web based but has a fully functioning iPhone and Adroid app. Basicly you create a group of users who all have cell phones a unique number is assigned to that group and every time you text that number it is
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My friend Michael Chanley has done it again. He has given the kidmin community another opportunity to connect and network online and with imakidmin maybe offline. Chanley created Cmconnet a couple of year ago and it has quickly become a sort of kidmin facebook I know I found a couple of kids pastors who live
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Here is an excerpt from an article about being a self-feeder I wrote for K! Magazine. If you don’t subscribe you need to. Being a self-feeder is a must for any growing healthy Christian. It is even more essential for those involved in leading kids. We are often in that position of giving out and pouring into kids and families.
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For me the hands down number one thing you need to make it for the long haul in children’s ministry is an overwhelming sense of calling. I have talked to many people in ministry who have lasted over the long haul nearly all of them can point to a specific sense of calling, an event
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One of the things I find funny is how serious the south still takes the civil war. I remember hearing people from the south on a few occasions say that they can’t believe that the north won the war, after someone from the north does something stupid (we definitely have our share of ding-dongs up
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