TIPS FOR LEADING FAMILY TIME
We thought we’d do a quick blog on how to lead family devotional times. Here are some top tips from us!
IS THERE ALWAYS A HAPPILY EVER AFTER?
As a parent, you’ve probably spent hours reading books to your younger children. If you choose wisely, most children’s books have great hidden lessons or uplifting messages and usually end with something to warm your heart.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME IN GOD’S FAMILY
Ever wondered how to explain the concept that we are all part of God’s spiritual family to your younger kids? Here are some fun and easy steps you can follow to have fun and faith filled session with your kids.
MUMMY, I’M THIRSTY!
MUMMY, I’M THIRSTY! Maybe it’s just me, but the thought of my little ones feeling or getting thirsty gives me physical anxiety. When I see other mums rushing after their
How To Get Your Kids To Leave Home By Buying Their First House
As we sat around the dinner table, my 17-year-old son started shovelling food down his throat. The sight was almost as unpleasant as the noise he was creating!
Good News Bible – Family Edition
This family edition of the Good News Bible has been created with the heart of putting the Bible back at the centre of family life. It is designed to not just bring you closer to God, but closer to each other.
Hope Kills Fear
Kids learn through play and fun!
Out of ideas? Don’t worry – we’ve got you covered! Check out our kid friendly video and join us in making a paper boat together.
Hope in God and His Word
Kids learn through play and fun!
Out of ideas? Don’t worry – we’ve got you covered! Check out our kid friendly video and join us in making a paper lantern together.
Wonder Walks
WONDER WALKS Take time this Easter to tell the story of Jesus’ love to little ones Take your kids on a 7-week journey of DISCOVERING THE Story of Easter Make
Building resilient children through faith
Building resilient children through faith “Success is not final. Failure is not fatal: it’s the courage to continue that counts.” Winston Churchill As if a global pandemic was not enough