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I am the type that always jumps into every ministry opportunity (and well all extra-curricular type things really) that come my way. I am currently involved in five ministries at my church. One of which is on a rotating basis with what was three other teachers. Now two have quit and the other is...

I think information about the church is important to include. Put the times of the children and adult services and a brief summary of what is done at each service. This will encourage them to come back. Also list any upcoming events such as VBS. And most importantly, include the plan of...

Counseling is the best way, however, if they aren't ready to commit yet and don't come back, the tract can be the source they need later on. I know several people at my church that were saved through a tract they were given.

I got a little misty eyed when you said you teach from the Bible your Sunday School teacher gave you. I also got a lot from that last paragraph. That is so vitally important. I pray for my kids and I hope that they truly do understand what I am trying to get across to them. One day one of my...

The most important thing to do is to think like the kids. Don't worry about looking silly. I once taught a lesson on Psalm 23. I used my grandpa's old cane, and a dowel rod I bought at Home Depot as my rod and staff and drapped a sheet over me, tying it with a long piece of fabric so that I...

I use the chalkboard, erasing one word at a time for myself. Also, writing each word (or phrase if a long memory verse or verses) on separate papers and then mixing them up and rearranging them in the proper order helps if order is an issue. I used this for myself in memorizing Psalm 23 as I...

I am an Awana leader. We have never done this game, thank the Lord. I would speak to the Awana commander. Not only is this highly unsanitary, but the idea of two children putting their mouths on each other crosses a boundary that seems almost sexual. This game should not be played again.