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Life as a children's worker is often filled with church services, community events and rooms full of children. These are important and exciting parts of our role, but what impact might an intentional connection with individual children and their support network make on their lives?
Is there more to children's tangential questions than we think? How do we allow children to explore their faith more deeply, and discover God truthfully, whilst allowing them to maintain the natural curiosity, naivety and spontaneity of childhood?
For those of you with only girls in your group, here are some rather tame examples of what boys are capable of: making fart noises, hip-thrusting the air during the sung worship and drawing a dragon instead of Jesus in the response time. How can we harness this energy, create a community and help them meet God?
When I think of my group at church, I automatically assess them on how well they behave. I dread the sessions when the children who never listen turn up, because I know what I’ve planned to do will either get derailed or take twice as long to get through.
Vicar of All Hallows by the Tower runs double marathon for the Lent Appeal and the Bishop of London's Mission Fund.
St Paul's became a 'Messy Cathedral' for the day as part of an exciting new approach to the annual celebration of the Conversion of St Paul.
Capital Vision in 2014: ideas and resources to support your part of the story.
What should conversion in a child look like? Sam Donoghue wonders about some thoughts from Andrew Smee.
