This resource provides a theological framework in addition to practical suggestions to offer spiritual direction for worship leaders in the form of guiding principles.

Based on the Sunday Gospels in the Revised Common Lectionary, this series of books and CDs provide an overview of children's ministry and its place in the life of the church.

This resource argues that the best children's sermon is written by the one who presents it, and offers a practical tips and tools for the sermon giver.

This resource offers practical tools and approaches that will help any children's ministry leader who wants to serve students and teachers whose learning styles are better suited to visual, aural, and active lesson formats.

In a voice addressed to children, this resource introduces a form of purposeful doodling that serves as a mean of prayer, making the practice of prayer accessible.

This resource discusses the six principles needed to help children develop a three-dimensional faith, looking at each principle through biblical and scholarly lenses.

This resource combines knowledge of the African American Sunday School tradition with insights from modern child development theory to create a guidebook for today's religious educators.

This book offers practical tips and tools for children's ministry staff, covering topics such as networking and working with a senior pastor.

This resource draws from the authors' experience in addition to a range of traditional and popular sources to explain what a children's ministry could look like and why it matters.