Kids have real needs and preferences, and transitions are hard. But clean-up doesn’t have to be a battle. With a few simple tools, you can turn those tricky moments into opportunities for joy, teamwork, and even discipleship.

Discover how snack time in preschool ministry can become a gospel-centered moment of discipleship. Learn how God uses crackers, cups, and conversation to plant seeds of faith and community in young hearts. Download the free Snack Time Discipleship Guide.

Preschoolers are never too young for Jesus. Even at their small age and size, they can experience His love, learn His Word, and begin a lifelong relationship with Him.

Thankfulness is a skill that takes practice, and your role as a children’s minister is vital in shaping kids’ hearts to be grateful.

God has the power to take away my stutter before all of the saints are ultimately healed in glory. And someday, He just might. But it may not be taken away on this side of heaven.

Children who know Jesus are empowered by Jesus to glorify Jesus. He is glorified when He is worshiped and exalted by His children. This is why He empowers the littlest of children to worship Him. Don’t miss this opportunity! This can happen in your children’s ministry too, by the power of the Holy Spirit and for the glory of His name.

Tears. Screaming. Yelling. Flailing. Separation anxiety is common in preschoolers, but that doesn’t mean that it’s not scary to see unfold. This emotion can be daunting to the parent dropping off, the other kids in the room, your volunteer serving teams, and even yourself.