God created each of us to play. Kids are great at living into this purpose! Join me as I explore ways to play with my kids, encourage them to play with Jesus, or learn more about how they are created.
Hey mamas, this past week I spent the week near Chicago at the Children’s Spirituality Summit. We had a keynote speaker, Dr. Henry Zonio, who spoke about diversity, children, and faith. It really made me think and pray. It also reminded me that I wanted to introduce you to my new friend, Sara Chinakwe, who […]
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I’m not a homeschool mama at the moment, but I still can recognize an incredible resource that homeschool mamas will love. And, Danika Cooley’s Abolitionist Books are a winner. But, not just for homeschool moms. Any mama who supports their children’s discipleship with Christian history will also appreciate these books. This may contain some affiliate
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Are you looking for a Bible study for kids that speaks to them using developmentally appropriate words, while still allowing for depth and spiritual growth? This study by Catherine Parks is the one for you! This may contain some affiliate links, which means I receive a small commission, at no extra cost to you, if
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In Genesis 1:28, God tells Adam and Eve to “fill the earth and govern it.” Friday, April 22, 2022 is Earth Day and an excellent time to playfully teach your kids about stewardship of the earth. There are so many ways to play to help your kids understand stewardship and the role God gave us
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We all want to read the Bible with our kids, but the planning, the prep, and their short attention span can sometimes feel like too much. . Playful Bible Reading that You Can Do with Littles. In this post, I am going to share with you some of my favorite Playful Bible Reading Stories that
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Do you celebrate Reformation Day? I have to admit that I haven’t in recent years with my own kids, but I used to every year when I led Children’s and Family Ministry at a PCUSA church. It was a lot of fun and as my kids get older, I think it is something worth adding
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You have just brought your baby home from the hospital and you are exhausted and overwhelmed, but so in love. Whether it is your first or fifth child you are experiencing love in an entirely new way that you couldn’t have imagined before. It feels like no one ever has or could love this baby
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Children’s Bible crafts are a fun way to enhance your family’s Bible study. Check out this list of free printable children’s Bible crafts.
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I’ve only had my hands on Help Your Kids Learn & Love the Bible by Danika Cooley for a couple of days and I can already see the passion that Danika has for us as parents to help our children to know God’s Word. My book is already marked up with post-it flags all over.
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Reading Bible stories to preschoolers and reading a picture book, may seem like the same thing, but they are not. When we read picture books with our kids, we usually have some great hopes in mind from our time: reading skills, language and vocabulary acquisition, preparing them for school, and maybe even bonding with our
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