Ministry-To-Children Launches 2024 Childrens Church Curriculum for Small Congregations

Sellersburg, Indiana -

Ministry-To-Children has launched a new budget-friendly children's church curriculum for 2024, specifically designed for smaller congregations. Created by Tony Kummer, the founder of Ministry-To-Children and a former children's pastor, this curriculum aims to offer an engaging and accessible way to teach faith to children aged 6-12 years old. The curriculum includes easy-to-teach lesson plans, coloring pages, children's sermons, worksheets, Bible crafts, and discussion questions.

The curriculum covers various themes such as "Heroes of Holy Week," "Fruit of the Spirit," "Love Like Jesus," "Bible Beach Club," and "Back To School." Each theme can be adapted to different age groups and church settings, making it suitable for kids church, Sunday school, or other youth programs. The goal is to help children connect with the lessons and build a personal faith journey.

This curriculum emphasizes safety and accessibility. It includes instructional videos for teachers, best practices for classroom management, and tips for engaging children effectively. The entire program is available in a digital format, allowing for instant download and print-friendly PDFs, making it easy for teachers and church staff to access and use the materials.

Tony Kummer explained, "We understand the challenges that smaller congregations face, especially when it comes to budget and resources. Our new children's church curriculum for 2024 is designed to be both affordable and highly effective, ensuring that every child has the opportunity to learn and grow in their faith. We aimed to create a program that is fun for kids but also rich in content, helping them build their own relationship with God during these formative years."

The new curriculum continues Ministry-To-Children's tradition of offering free and high-quality resources for children's ministry. In addition to the new offering, the website provides resources like free Kids' Bible Lessons PDFs, a comprehensive 52-week curriculum for Sunday School, and additional craft activities. These resources can be used by pastors, Sunday School teachers, homeschool parents, and Christian school teachers, making it easier for them to establish a solid faith foundation for younger audiences.

The themes included in the 2024 curriculum are designed to appeal to various learning styles and interests. For example, "Heroes of Holy Week" covers significant events leading up to Easter in a captivating manner, while "Fruit of the Spirit" focuses on teaching children about Christian virtues. Each theme is thoughtfully designed to offer both educational value and enjoyment for the kids.

"One of the key features of our new curriculum is its adaptability," noted Kummer. "Whether you are teaching a small group of children in a more intimate setting or managing a larger class, the materials can be adjusted to fit your specific needs. We also wanted to ensure that the activities are diverse enough to cater to different learning styles, making each lesson impactful."

The release of the new children's ministry curriculum comes at a timely moment, given the ongoing need for accessible and engaging Bible-based teaching materials. This initiative not only strengthens Ministry-To-Children's commitment to support smaller churches but also aligns with its long-term mission of making Bible teachings accessible to everyone.

For more information on the new children's church curriculum for 2024 and other resources for children's ministry, visit the Ministry-To-Children website at ministry-to-children.com. The new curriculum is now available for download, providing churches with a valuable resource to enhance their children's ministry programs.

In addition to comprehensive teaching materials, Ministry-To-Children also offers guidance for parents to reinforce lessons at home, ensuring that the learning continues beyond the church walls. With this new offering, Ministry-To-Children takes a significant step toward supporting churches in nurturing the spiritual development of children.

This new curriculum, by providing both high-quality content and practical support, aims to meet the varied needs of children's ministry programs across different settings.

For more details on the new Bible curriculum for kids and other educational resources, the Ministry-To-Children website is the go-to platform for all children's ministry materials. Explore more on their website.