“…And the child did minister unto the Lord before Eli the priest.” (1 Samuel 2:11) When Hannah brought Samuel to the tabernacle at Shiloh to fulfill her vow to the Lord, the Bible tells us “the child was young”—possibly as young as three years old. We know that under the direction and instructions of Eli the priest, Samuel immediately began serving in ministry at this young age. How did he serve? 1 Samuel 3:15 tells us that Samuel “opened the doors of the house of the Lord.” I can picture a young Samuel,......
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I remember when I first fell in love with the camping ministry. It was the summer that...
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I must admit that I am a summer kind of girl. Hot weather, sandy beaches, lakes, bike...
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Making the Most of Summer Ministry Summer ministry can be exciting and challenging at the same time....
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¿Quién, yo? Por Kathy Creasy ¿Ha notado alguna vez que algunas personas le sirven a los niños...
Continue Reading Have you ever noticed that some individuals serve children out of duty without a sense of fulfillment...
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Why does your church have a ministry to children? Is ministry to children really all that important...
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The early church experienced community. The writer of Acts described it this way, “And all the believers...
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Who wants to talk to a child about death? The answer is probably…no one. As adults, we...
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A few months ago I sat down with the youth pastor of my local church to discuss...
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