ARTICLES
Athletic Kids Part 1 – Food for the Spirit
Do your kids or the kids you teach in church participate in sports? Or do they have a favorite athletic activity? If so, you have an opportunity to use it as an illustration to help kids understand spiritual health.
Five Ways to Teach Kids to Be Global Christians
How can we help our kids view themselves as part of the global church?
What COVID Restrictions Can Teach Us About God
One thing that was made abundantly clear during COVID restrictions, is that when we don’t have the opportunity to connect with others, we suffer. Why is that?
A Kid’s Devotional Life
Spending personal time with God is just as important for children as it is for you! God wants to spend time with all of His children. Sadly, many kids have no idea how to have that devotional time.
Impact Magazine Winter 2020
This issue gives testimony to the power of God. I praise Him for doors He has opened and the lives He has changed, but there are many more who have yet to hear. The power of God continues to reach out. CEF missionaries around the globe pray for God to open more doors so they can minister to the hurting, bring healing to the broken, and see lives changed as God directs their steps. We are driven by our vision to reach every child, every nation, every day with the hope found in Jesus Christ.
Burnout in Church Children’s Workers
Does your church struggle to have enough teachers for children’s Sunday School or Children’s Church? Do the same people do it all the time and eventually get burned out?
Keys to a Happy Thanksgiving Day
Your Thanksgiving gathering may be limited to your immediate family this year, but you can do some things to make it especially meaningful, maybe even start some new traditions. Here’s some keys to a great Thanksgiving for your kids.
Impact Magazine Fall 2020
Throughout this edition of Impact, you will read testimonies from around the world of how God opened doors, expanded ministry, improved communication, and fostered a greater unity among our workers.
You Can Influence Your Child’s Public School
Are you concerned that your child’s faith and values will be negatively impacted in a public school?