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How Children Grieve | | “Children are resilient.” So goes the cliché. It’s something I’ve repeated myself, probably for reassurance, when my own children experience something difficult. It may be true—but they’re also vulnerable. And they process loss and trauma differently than adults. It’s an important topic explored in this conversation between Daniel Harrell and Clarissa Moll. As parents who have both lost spouses while they’re children were still young, Harrell and Moll possess what Richard Rohr called “the authority of those who have suffered.” If you have a child in your life who is experiencing grief, their reflections and advice will be well worth your time. Also, check out our resource on Ministering to Children of Divorce. When a marriage ends, children suffer. But God can redeem even the most tragic situations. |
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| | | | | Children's Ministry: Top 10 Outdoor Service Projects for Children If you're searching for safe and fun activities for the kids in your children's ministry this summer, look no further. Here is a list of 10 creative and cost-effective service projects that kids of nearly any age can do. They'll have a great time as they serve in their communities. Colorful and simple, this is a perfect handout to bring to your ministry brainstorming meetings. Building Church Leaders Read More |
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| | Volunteer Motivation Equip your church leaders to encourage and empower volunteers as successfully as possible. These brief, practical handouts may be used either for a training session or to give individually to key people involved in ministry with volunteers. Leith Anderson, Shirley J. Good, Fred Smith, Sr., and more Read More |
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