Faith in Kids
Faith in Kids
This blog is part of a series on helping our kids when they feel anxious. If you haven’t already read “Answering our children’s worries”
It’s that time of year again …. the season for ghosts, ghouls and zombies arriving on your doorstep in search of chocolate! I’m not sure which is worse – the prospect of a ‘trick’ or the social awkwardness of trying to make polite conversation with a 6 yea ...
There is a corporate mantra, “Culture eats strategy for breakfast.”
It warns against trumpeting the five-year plan without changing the culture of the team. No amount of resolutions, colour ...
“Who am I?”
Our confused culture is asking children to create their own answers to that question. This pressure to decide everything for themselves robs them of the secure identity that God has given them.
They’re left anxiously wondering…
- “Am I good enoug
This week, I tripped over a whole new corner of the Internet – Ambient Noise websites! Having friends with babies, I knew that you could find white noise online, but I had no idea just how vast and varied the selection of available background sounds now is. Pining for social interaction? St ...
“Mummy loves you. Daddy loves you. God loves you most of all.” I can’t remember exactly when I stopped saying it, but for the first few years of our daughters‘ lives, those were the last words they heard each night as I kissed them and tucked them up in bed. (Or, at least, ...
5 In their fright the women bowed down with their faces to the ground, but the men said to them, 'Why do you look for the living among the dead? 6 He is not here; he has risen! Luke 24: 5-6
Easter: In the face of fear, anxiety and exhaustion, we have a certain hope because ...
5 In their fright the women bowed down with their faces to the ground, but the men said to them, 'Why do you look for the living among the dead? 6 He is not here; he has risen! Luke 24: 5-6
Easter: In the face of fear, anxiety and exhaustion, we have a certain hope because ...
God with us…he is never socially distanced, even when we have to be
So let’s step out of our church buildings and celebrate the birth of Christ in ways we would never have considered before!
We’re all in new territory – churches are closed, schools are closing, the supermarket aisles are empty and we’re all trying to work out what to do. What does homeworking, homeschooling, home church with the whole family even look like? Will we all sit in neat rows on laptops? W ...
