Ministry-To-Children Unveils New Online Tools to Transform Childrens Ministry Worldwide

Sellersburg, Indiana -

Ministry-To-Children, an online resource platform founded by Tony Kummer in 2007, has launched new tools to support children's ministry worldwide. The new additions include updated Bible lessons, craft activities, and other educational materials designed to make religious education more engaging and accessible for kids of all ages.

The new resources offer a comprehensive collection of Bible lessons for children ranging from nursery age to preteens. These lessons aim to help kids understand and build a personal relationship with God. Bible lessons have always been at the core of what Ministry-To-Children provides, and these new lessons emphasize the company's commitment to delivering high-quality educational content. Feedback from teachers and pastors has been incorporated to ensure the lessons meet the needs of today's children's ministry.

Besides Bible lessons, the Children's Ministry Website has expanded its selection of craft activities. These crafts are designed to reinforce the teachings in the Bible lessons, making them more memorable and fun for children. Parents, teachers, and church leaders can use these creative activities to engage kids in key biblical stories and teachings. For example, a new craft activity based on the Temptation of Jesus offers a hands-on way to learn this important biblical event.

The platform is also enhancing its collection of free coloring pages. These coloring pages provide a creative way for children to engage with Bible stories. The website now features more coloring pages that cover a wide range of Bible stories and themes, aiming to make learning more interactive and enjoyable. These pages are available for parents, Sunday School teachers, and anyone involved in children's education to download and use.

Tony Kummer, the founder of Ministry-To-Children, spoke about the importance of these new resources. "Our website serves small churches from many denominations worldwide. Our readers include pastors, Sunday School teachers, homeschool parents, and Christian school teachers. We often hear from missionary families, too," Kummer said. "These new resources are in response to the ongoing feedback we receive from our community. We aim to make children's ministry both effective and enjoyable."

Another important addition to the Children's Ministry Website is an improved children's ministry curriculum. This curriculum is designed to be easily adaptable and covers a full year's worth of Sunday School lessons. Known as the 52-Week Curriculum, it provides a streamlined way for churches to plan their educational programs. The curriculum includes detailed lesson plans and activities to ensure a well-rounded spiritual education for children.

As part of the site improvements, there are also new categories of free downloadable PDFs. These PDFs cover a variety of subjects and offer more versatility for children's ministry educators. These printable resources make it simple for church leaders and educators to access quality materials anytime.

The updated website also continues to offer special seasonal resources, like new Easter coloring pages. These themed pages add to the holiday spirit while educating children about key Christian events. The Easter coloring pages are free and easily accessible for all visitors.

"Our goal is to provide every church, regardless of size or budget, the tools they need to engage in a vibrant children's ministry," added Kummer. "With new Bible lessons, creative craft ideas, and an expanding library of coloring pages, we believe we are making substantial strides towards this goal. Our offerings aim to lighten the load of Sunday School teachers and parents while enriching the spiritual lives of children."

The new resources highlight Ministry-To-Children's commitment to making high-quality, Bible-based educational content freely available worldwide. These additions further their mission to help churches of all sizes and denominations build a strong spiritual foundation for the next generation.

A visit to the Ministry-To-Children website shows a user-friendly interface where these new resources can be easily accessed and applied. The website remains a valuable tool for anyone involved in children's religious education, especially those in remote or under-resourced areas.

Tony Kummer's vision of making children's ministry straightforward and accessible is evident in the usability and quality of the materials on the site. By continually adding fresh resources and responding to user feedback, Ministry-To-Children is positioning itself as an essential asset in the field of children's ministry.

For more details on the new resources or to explore the existing collection, visit the Children's Ministry website. Further updates and insights from Tony Kummer can be found on his personal site, which provides additional context and support for those involved in children's ministry.