Making church the best hour of a kids week! Introducing kids to Jesus and helping them grow in a relationship with Him! K- 5 Children's Ministry @citychuchnc1
“We should guard the words we speak concerning our children—both when they are present and even in their absence.” —Candace Wynn https://t.co/JoQw9Qqb6y
At bedtime, read Acts 10. Pray for each other, that Jesus will help you see the people in your life the way He sees them this week. https://t.co/TZbyrm2kBQ
Celebrate July 4th with your kids! Put red, white, and blue glow sticks in their own individual water bottles. Turn the lights down low and hide them throughout the house. Challenge your family members to see who can find the most bottles.
Celebrate July 4th with your kids! Break out some red, white, and blue Play-Doh or modeling clay and create your own American flags. When your design is perfected, bake them in the oven until they’re hard so you can display them all month long.
July 1 is National Postal Worker Day. Show your postal worker some appreciation with a thank you note or gift. Note: Postal workers can legally accept gifts valued as much as $20, but they cannot accept cash.
Figure out something your kid is into—that you aren't familiar with, or even interested in—and make every effort to learn more about it. Ask them to teach you something about it or show you a trick or two.
"If you're a parent, and you're anything like me, thinking about being responsible for the development of someone else's faith feels like immense pressure—like rhino-on-my-chest level pressure." https://t.co/PWGb3htW8n
At bedtime, read Acts 9:10-31. Share something that makes you worried right now. Pray for each other, that Jesus would give you the strength to face your fear. https://t.co/kBEMtaJae8