Ministry-To-Children Unveils Budget-Friendly Kids Church Curriculum for 2024

Sellersburg, Indiana -

Ministry-To-Children has announced the launch of a new children's church curriculum for 2024. This curriculum is specifically designed for smaller churches with limited budgets and resources. Developed by Tony Kummer, a former children's pastor and founder of Ministry-To-Children, the curriculum offers a thorough and engaging way to teach kids about the Bible and Christian values.

This new curriculum includes easy-to-teach lesson plans, coloring pages, children's sermons, worksheets, Bible crafts, and discussion questions. It covers various aspects of children's ministry, making it adaptable for different church settings and age groups, targeting children aged 6-12 years old. The goal is to provide churches with all the tools they need for an effective and impactful ministry to young children.

The curriculum is available in themes such as "Heroes of Holy Week," "Fruit of the Spirit," "Love Like Jesus," "Bible Beach Club," and "Back To School." Each theme includes several lessons that are flexible for different age groups and settings. This makes it easier for church volunteers to deliver engaging and meaningful lessons to children.

Tony Kummer, the founder of Ministry-To-Children, pointed out the unique challenges faced by small churches. "There are many Christian education companies that publish and bundle elementary children's church curricula. From LifeWay to Grow Curriculum to Children's Ministry Deals to David C Cook to 252 Kids Curriculum from Think Orange. They all have their pros and cons, but none are created to meet the needs of small churches with very limited money, limited support, not interested in subscriptions, and mixed-age groups in childhood worship," said Kummer.

The curriculum is made to cater to various learning styles and interests. This approach ensures that all children find something engaging and meaningful in their lessons. It includes activities suitable for kids church, Sunday school, or other youth programs and keeps their attention.

Safety and accessibility are key features of the new program. Teachers are provided with instructional videos, best practices for managing a classroom, and tips for effectively engaging children. The digital format allows for instant download and print-friendly PDFs, making the resources easy to access and use.

"Our goal with the Kids Church Curriculum is to provide smaller churches with the same quality resources that larger congregations enjoy. We believe every child deserves a meaningful and enriching children's ministry experience, regardless of the size of their church," added Kummer. The new curriculum includes resources such as free Kids' Bible Lessons PDFs, 52-week curriculum for Sunday School, and additional craft activities.

The curriculum continues Ministry-To-Children's tradition of offering free and high-quality resources for children's ministry. This commitment is clear in the regular updates and expansion of materials based on feedback from churches and users worldwide. Churches can expect seasonal resources such as Easter-themed coloring pages and other holiday-specific materials as part of ongoing support.

This new curriculum shows Ministry-To-Children's dedication to helping churches grow their children's ministry outreach. It also highlights the role of parents in fostering their children's spiritual growth. The curriculum includes resources and guidance for parents to reinforce lessons at home, taking a holistic approach to children's ministry.

Tony Kummer and other experienced children's ministry writers on the Ministry-To-Children team plan to keep developing and enhancing their offerings. Their mission is to support churches in providing a nurturing and educational environment for children to learn about their faith.

By focusing on the needs of smaller congregations, Ministry-To-Children ensures that even churches with limited resources can offer a vibrant and effective children's ministry program. The new children's church curriculum for 2024 is available for download on their website, providing a cost-effective and comprehensive solution for churches everywhere.

For more information on the new Kids Church Curriculum and other resources for children's ministry, please visit the Ministry-To-Children website.