For most churches, Awana clubs are run, in part, by volunteers.  Let's remember to celebrate and thank the leaders who contributed their time and love to the kids in your ministry this year. The following blog was first published almost two years ago, but is more relevant today than ever before. And since many of you have completed your

Are your kids experiencing real, authentic relationships that point them to Jesus?

Helping your kids to see the world as God sees the world and to share His heart for outreach.

We are able to touch these families and work with them regardless of our circumstances. Some need it now more than ever.

Long before Coronavirus, shelter-in-place, and social distancing became part of our everyday language, we planned to write you at the end of spring and say, “Hey! You made it! You did it! These months were hard, but you rose to the challenge. Our kids and communities are better because of you. Thank you.”  Then the world turned

When I was a child I wasn’t the most well behaved. I had many visits to the principal’s office, had numerous detentions, I was separated from other students and so on. I even had a special seat in class assigned for the specific purpose of decreasing the distraction I caused for others. I was kicked out of Beavers, and removed from

Will you reorder your priorities now that you have time?

Good news is always relevant, always important, and here it is: God is present, active in our world, bringing all things back to Himself.