Looking for Lent resources? Here’s a list of links you may find helpful: Fridge Faith for Families – Lent Calendar that will engage the whole family Children’s & Families Ministry – Lent & Easter Resources Synod of Victoria &… Continue reading

I have used this edible story with groups of primary children who already have had the Christmas story told to them, for example a Sunday school class or a kids’ club, and so this is a way of clarifying their knowledge and understanding of the story… Continue reading

 Download the questionnaire to help you gauge How Child Friendly your church is. How Child Friendly is Your… Continue reading

  The Bible Society offers a number of  FREE short videos aimed at primary school children.  ”Because Jesus Loves Me” and other titles are  also available for a small… Continue reading

Car Park Parables – Old Mr. T and Friends Author: Paul & Russell Clark The DVD contains 5 stories with animated pictures. In the tradition of the early Thomas the Tank Engine. It’s Sunday and the cars in the church car park… Continue reading

Edible Playdough Ingredients: 1 cup plain flour ½ teaspoon bicarb soda ½ teaspoon powdered ginger ½ teaspoon mixed spice 1 tablespoon butter or margarine 1/3 cup brown sugar 2 tablespoons golden syrup 1 tablespoon milk Mix dry… Continue reading

Shortcut Playdough 1 cup salt 2 cups plain flour 2 Tablespoons cooking oil 2 Tablespoons Cream of Tartar 2 cups boiling water food colouring if required Method: Combine ingredients (except water) in a bowl. Pour the boiling water in and… Continue reading

A Children’s Ministry Policy On The Way Together has been developed in consultation with the Uniting Church in Australia Synod’s consultants and Committees on Ministry with Children.  On The Way Together policy workbook is recommended to the… Continue reading

Godly Play: “Godly play” is a term coined by Jerome Berryman to describe an approach to children’s spiritual formation that is based on creating a sacred space in which to present the stories of our faith, wonder about them together, and then allow… Continue reading