Today, 390 kids, youth, and family ministers from across the country gather for the Growing Young Disciples Residential Conference.

As one year ends and another begins, it’s natural to pause and reflect—remembering God’s faithfulness in the past and anticipating His plans for the future.

You may not have heard of Bonnie Blue and Lily Phillips—but chances are your young people have.

Having burst onto the stage in 2016 with a captivating combination of sun, sand, sea, and stunning songs, Moana returns to the big screen this December with its much-anticipated sequel, Moana 2.

Christmas is one of the most magical times of the year for children, filled with lights, traditions, and—let’s be honest—an overwhelming focus on gifts.

Advent is designed to be a season of waiting and reflection, marked by quiet anticipation of the joy to come at Christmas.

In our increasingly digital world, a new trend has emerged among younger generations who have grown up surrounded by smartphones, tablets, and constant connectivity.

The Significance of Transcendence in This Season

The beauty of gathering together on Sunday mornings with God’s people is worth building anticipation for throughout the week.

Churches across the country are finding it increasingly difficult to appoint ministers for children, youth, and family ministries.

For those of us who disciple children and young people, the question of how to engage with culture is an ongoing challenge.

The shift to digital giving—whether through electronic transfers, online platforms, or automatic payments—has been accelerated by recent global events and offers undeniable convenience for churches.