Yesterday we listed 9 Priorities of the Children’s Ministry Leader. This isn’t necessarily an exhaustive list, and certainly individual situations might mandate different or additional priorities. But, based on our experience, leading effectively in children’s ministry requires these focuses. So over the next few posts, we’re going to elaborate just a little bit on each…
So we come to our final day of giving away one of Jim Wideman & friends book, KidMin Leadership. Thanks to all who participated through posting on our Fanpage or Tweeting! Also to those who posted comments on the posts for these giveaways. Today’s winner will be someone who left a comment here on the…
Our friend Jim Wideman has another new book out called STRETCH. Can’t wait to read it, but in the meantime, we’ve got 2 more of his book, KidMin Leadership, to give away. Keep reading to find out how to win one today, and congrats to our previous winners this week, Tyler Thompson, Jeremy Mitchell &…
Two down & three to go! Thank you Jim Wideman for providing five of your books to give away this week! Today I want to share some thoughts from chapter 4 of the book, KidMin Leadership (keep reading to learn how to enter to win your FREE copy!). This chapter is by Sara Richards &…
This week at KidMin360 we will be primarily focused on a new book by Jim Wideman & friends. Why? Well, besides the fact that its authors include several friends of ours, we have FIVE of them to giveaway (compliments of Jim Wideman)! Of course, it also has some great content in it! So we’ll focus…
Tony Kummer has done a great job running this year’s KidMin Blog Madness over on Ministry-To-Children. It was great having KidMin360 make it to the Sweet 16, but now it’s down to the Final Four so I thought we’d throw our hat in the ring behind one of the worthy contenders. First, though, some thoughts…
I had the privilege of attending the first ever Napkin Conference last week so I’m going to interrupt the What Is Kidmin? series to share a few random Napkin Notes. Justyn Smith (host children’s pastor & creator of Napkin) did a wonderful job, in spite of challenges, to pull off a great event. Justyn is…
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