Kids » KidStuf (Parents + Elementary Children) http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids Take a look inside Kids Ministry at North Point Wed, 08 Feb 2012 16:02:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 en hourly 1 Storytelling and the Hunger Games http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2012/02/03/storytelling-and-the-hunger-games/ http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2012/02/03/storytelling-and-the-hunger-games/#comments Fri, 03 Feb 2012 14:02:44 +0000 kendra http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/?p=5622 istock_000014247030xsmallA few months ago I picked up the Hunger Games. I started reading it early one Saturday morning and couldn’t put it down. I’ve now read all three books in the series.

It’s been a while since a great story has totally sucked me in this way.

The over arching theme of these books is not for young kids, but there is much to be learned from the style of the storytelling.

We are in the midst of writing the spring content for our kids. Working through bottom lines, choosing Bible stories, and finding creative angles. Wanting to present the most amazing stories ever lived in an unforgettable way.

We are teaching our kids the most important stories they will ever hear. Many of them are jaw-dropping, action packed, and emotional. I wonder if they simply listen or if they are swept away by the wonder of it all.

A few challenges from the Hunger Games:

Bring the characters to life. They should feel pain, love their little sisters, be skilled hunters, sneak outside the fences, and miss their fathers.

Every week we teach our kids the stories from the Bible full of some of the most rich characters you will ever meet. Make them alive again in the imagination of the kids.

Create an adventure. They should sneak through the woods and lie in wait. They should break the law and scavenge for food for the whole village. They should wear magnificent costumes and battle for their life and the lives of those they love.

Want to make sure your kids never forget the stories you teach? Engage them in an epic adventure. Don’t just describe the details. Don’t just tell the facts of the story. Drive them right into the middle of the action and adventure and drop them off.

Build Tension. You should want them to win and yet be against the battle. You know they are a child and yet want to see them fight like a warrior. You should want them to be safe and yet hope they risk everything.

When there is a conflict then there is emotion. When there is emotion, then you engage. When you engage…you remember. You learn.

For those of you who write curriculum, create video, and communicate the Bible stories, what can you do to make the Bible come to life for our kids?

How can you make sure it’s the BEST book they ever read?

]]> istock_000014247030xsmallA few months ago I picked up the Hunger Games. I started reading it early one Saturday morning and couldn’t put it down. I’ve now read all three books in the series.

It’s been a while since a great story has totally sucked me in this way.

The over arching theme of these books is not for young kids, but there is much to be learned from the style of the storytelling.

We are in the midst of writing the spring content for our kids. Working through bottom lines, choosing Bible stories, and finding creative angles. Wanting to present the most amazing stories ever lived in an unforgettable way.

We are teaching our kids the most important stories they will ever hear. Many of them are jaw-dropping, action packed, and emotional. I wonder if they simply listen or if they are swept away by the wonder of it all.

A few challenges from the Hunger Games:

Bring the characters to life. They should feel pain, love their little sisters, be skilled hunters, sneak outside the fences, and miss their fathers.

Every week we teach our kids the stories from the Bible full of some of the most rich characters you will ever meet. Make them alive again in the imagination of the kids.

Create an adventure. They should sneak through the woods and lie in wait. They should break the law and scavenge for food for the whole village. They should wear magnificent costumes and battle for their life and the lives of those they love.

Want to make sure your kids never forget the stories you teach? Engage them in an epic adventure. Don’t just describe the details. Don’t just tell the facts of the story. Drive them right into the middle of the action and adventure and drop them off.

Build Tension. You should want them to win and yet be against the battle. You know they are a child and yet want to see them fight like a warrior. You should want them to be safe and yet hope they risk everything.

When there is a conflict then there is emotion. When there is emotion, then you engage. When you engage…you remember. You learn.

For those of you who write curriculum, create video, and communicate the Bible stories, what can you do to make the Bible come to life for our kids?

How can you make sure it’s the BEST book they ever read?

]]> http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2012/02/03/storytelling-and-the-hunger-games/feed/ New Song! Unlock the Power! http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2011/09/09/new-song-unlock-the-power/ http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2011/09/09/new-song-unlock-the-power/#comments Fri, 09 Sep 2011 13:47:27 +0000 kendra http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/?p=5592 unlock-jpeg

This summer we produced a new song called Unlock the Power. We’ve been using it with our kids for the past three months and they love it.

So we thought we would share!

Take a listen: unlock-the-power-final-mix

Here are the details:

The original music was produced for worship on UpStreet, the elementary environment of North Point Ministries. Each North Point Music Accompaniment track is fully downloadable in an MP3 format from your North Point store account. It includes a digital version of the song that can be used for performances both with and without background vocals. It also includes a lyric sheet.

*We also included a LIVE Lyric video!

This song connects well when teaching kids the following concepts:
God is the one true God
God is powerful
Courage
Standing up to the enemy
Looking to God as a source of strength
I can do all things through Christ
Confidence in God
God is our ultimate Superhero

FInd it at the North Point Store!

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This summer we produced a new song called Unlock the Power. We’ve been using it with our kids for the past three months and they love it.

So we thought we would share!

Take a listen: unlock-the-power-final-mix

Here are the details:

The original music was produced for worship on UpStreet, the elementary environment of North Point Ministries. Each North Point Music Accompaniment track is fully downloadable in an MP3 format from your North Point store account. It includes a digital version of the song that can be used for performances both with and without background vocals. It also includes a lyric sheet.

*We also included a LIVE Lyric video!

This song connects well when teaching kids the following concepts:
God is the one true God
God is powerful
Courage
Standing up to the enemy
Looking to God as a source of strength
I can do all things through Christ
Confidence in God
God is our ultimate Superhero

FInd it at the North Point Store!

]]> http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2011/09/09/new-song-unlock-the-power/feed/ ParentStuf! http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2011/09/07/parentstuf/ http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2011/09/07/parentstuf/#comments Thu, 08 Sep 2011 02:29:59 +0000 kendra http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/?p=5582 parentstuf-icon

This year we launched a NEW strategy to connect with our parents.

We dabbled in the world of social media with our parents last year and this year we decided to jump in and give it our full attention.

We want to partner with our parents. We BELIEVE that they are the greatest influencers and leaders of their kids. It’s our goal to be their greatest fan and biggest supporter.

We want to make it easy for parents to talk to their kids about God’s Big Ideas all week long at home. So, we decided to make a concerted effort to place everything they need to know right in the palm of their hands. We also believe that most parents want to work  in simple connections to spiritual things at natural times of the day. They want it to be comfortable. And we believe those small connections multiplied day after day in a child’s life will add up to something big.

We currently have 5 campuses. It’s also our desire to make our relationship with families feel personalized to their campus. We want them to easily find events and information that they need as it relates to their campus and as it relates to what their child is learning.

Here’s what we did:

1. Created a twitter account for each campus.

We created: @gwinnettkids, @brownsbridgekid, @buckheadkids, @northpointkids, and @watermarkekids

Goal: To interact with parents and connect them to the information that they need. We also want to make it easy for us to solve problems or answer questions.

2. Created a facebook page for each campus.

We created: Gwinnett ParentStuf, Browns Bridge ParentStuf, Buckhead ParentStuf, North Point ParentStuf, and Watermarke ParentStuf

Goal: This is a landing page that will push parents to our enviornment specific pages - Waumba Land, UpStreet, KidStuf. This allows our campus pastors to personalize any announcements by directing parents to facebook.

3. Created landing pages for existing facebook pages. (Waumba Land, UpStreet, KidStuf)

Goal: To create a friendlier welcome and to give parents easy access to all 3 pages from one location.

4. Created ParentStuf Blog. (www.parentstuf.org)

Goal: To create a place to inspire and equip parents to talk to their kids (or play with their kids…or pray with their kids) about God’s Big Ideas.

5. Created ParentStuf App. (for iphone, ipad, droid)

Goal: To put simple ideas into the hands of parents and make it as user friendly as possible. We want to connect parents to this information in a simple, helpful format.

We are launching the ParentStuf App this Sunday and the blog has been live for several weeks. It’s too early for me to give you an idea of success, but I promise to follow up and let you know how it’s going.

This was a really big project that required the hard work of a team of creative geniuses. It was such a pleasure to work with Matt McKee and the entire R04R team. I can’t recommend them enough.

Here’s a little more information about R04R! Our mission is simple - to see as much faith based content on mobile platforms as possible. We currently develop iPhone, Android, Blackberry, and HTML5 apps for non-profits and those that serve non-profits. We also believe that mobile apps and social networking can’t be separated. We want to help support your cause by getting the message, vision, and mission onto the one device that people carry with them where ever they go, their phone.

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This year we launched a NEW strategy to connect with our parents.

We dabbled in the world of social media with our parents last year and this year we decided to jump in and give it our full attention.

We want to partner with our parents. We BELIEVE that they are the greatest influencers and leaders of their kids. It’s our goal to be their greatest fan and biggest supporter.

We want to make it easy for parents to talk to their kids about God’s Big Ideas all week long at home. So, we decided to make a concerted effort to place everything they need to know right in the palm of their hands. We also believe that most parents want to work  in simple connections to spiritual things at natural times of the day. They want it to be comfortable. And we believe those small connections multiplied day after day in a child’s life will add up to something big.

We currently have 5 campuses. It’s also our desire to make our relationship with families feel personalized to their campus. We want them to easily find events and information that they need as it relates to their campus and as it relates to what their child is learning.

Here’s what we did:

1. Created a twitter account for each campus.

We created: @gwinnettkids, @brownsbridgekid, @buckheadkids, @northpointkids, and @watermarkekids

Goal: To interact with parents and connect them to the information that they need. We also want to make it easy for us to solve problems or answer questions.

2. Created a facebook page for each campus.

We created: Gwinnett ParentStuf, Browns Bridge ParentStuf, Buckhead ParentStuf, North Point ParentStuf, and Watermarke ParentStuf

Goal: This is a landing page that will push parents to our enviornment specific pages - Waumba Land, UpStreet, KidStuf. This allows our campus pastors to personalize any announcements by directing parents to facebook.

3. Created landing pages for existing facebook pages. (Waumba Land, UpStreet, KidStuf)

Goal: To create a friendlier welcome and to give parents easy access to all 3 pages from one location.

4. Created ParentStuf Blog. (www.parentstuf.org)

Goal: To create a place to inspire and equip parents to talk to their kids (or play with their kids…or pray with their kids) about God’s Big Ideas.

5. Created ParentStuf App. (for iphone, ipad, droid)

Goal: To put simple ideas into the hands of parents and make it as user friendly as possible. We want to connect parents to this information in a simple, helpful format.

We are launching the ParentStuf App this Sunday and the blog has been live for several weeks. It’s too early for me to give you an idea of success, but I promise to follow up and let you know how it’s going.

This was a really big project that required the hard work of a team of creative geniuses. It was such a pleasure to work with Matt McKee and the entire R04R team. I can’t recommend them enough.

Here’s a little more information about R04R! Our mission is simple - to see as much faith based content on mobile platforms as possible. We currently develop iPhone, Android, Blackberry, and HTML5 apps for non-profits and those that serve non-profits. We also believe that mobile apps and social networking can’t be separated. We want to help support your cause by getting the message, vision, and mission onto the one device that people carry with them where ever they go, their phone.

]]> http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2011/09/07/parentstuf/feed/ JumpStart Video Invite http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2011/08/25/jumpstart-video-invite/ http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2011/08/25/jumpstart-video-invite/#comments Thu, 25 Aug 2011 19:12:19 +0000 kendra http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/?p=5578 JumpStart is a 30-minute presentation for both kids and parents where we teach children what it means to have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. This is an important part of our strategy to lead children and parents into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ.

We’ve created a 30 minute presentation for this class called We Believe. You can find out more about this material here.

Check out this new video that we will use in the 10B4 segment in the main services to invite our parents to JumpStart. 10B4 is a video package that communicates announcements and welcomes the congregation 10 minutes before the service starts.

Click here to view the embedded video.

]]> JumpStart is a 30-minute presentation for both kids and parents where we teach children what it means to have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. This is an important part of our strategy to lead children and parents into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ.

We’ve created a 30 minute presentation for this class called We Believe. You can find out more about this material here.

Check out this new video that we will use in the 10B4 segment in the main services to invite our parents to JumpStart. 10B4 is a video package that communicates announcements and welcomes the congregation 10 minutes before the service starts.

Click here to view the embedded video.

]]> http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2011/08/25/jumpstart-video-invite/feed/ Kicking off the Year! http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2011/08/14/kicking-off-the-year/ http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2011/08/14/kicking-off-the-year/#comments Mon, 15 Aug 2011 01:38:52 +0000 kendra http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/?p=5549 Today was promotion Sunday -   a big day around here!

Hundreds of kids and parents arrived at our campuses ready jump in. Some came for the first time.

Preparation for this day takes months. We really aren’t preparing for just one day. We’re preparing for the whole year.

Where does most of our preparation lie? Volunteers!

We find them, recruit them, meet with them, train them, screen them, apprentice them, and hopefully inspire them.

This year we started the year with a HUGE kick off event!

We planned fun, we asked our campus pastors to communicate, we inspired, we celebrated, and we informed.

Here’s what the program for the day looked like:

1. Opening Video and Live Band Combo.

Click here to view the embedded video.

Of this song:

Click here to view the embedded video.

We created the percussion track using the noises of items found in our children’s environments. The band came in live as the percussion built.

2. Kidmin Staff came out and welcomed everyone.

3. Then we showed this:

Click here to view the embedded video.

4. The Talk. It was given by each campus pastor.

The bottom line of the talk was to encourage our volunteers to be more than just skilled at their role. We wanted to challenge them to engage in the individual stories of the children and families that they would encounter in the coming year. We are not herding the masses, we are leading each individual child into a growing relationship with their Heavenly Father. We have an opportunity, this year, to be a part of each child’s story of faith.

5. The Closer. Live performance of Van Halen’s Right Now.

We created a video similar to this - but with our message.

Click here to view the embedded video.

6. Meet Your Team.

Everyone went to their classroom and met their team, got their t-shirt, and their small group roster.

It was a GREAT day that got us off to a great start for the year.

How did you prepare your volunteers for the upcoming year?

]]> Today was promotion Sunday -   a big day around here!

Hundreds of kids and parents arrived at our campuses ready jump in. Some came for the first time.

Preparation for this day takes months. We really aren’t preparing for just one day. We’re preparing for the whole year.

Where does most of our preparation lie? Volunteers!

We find them, recruit them, meet with them, train them, screen them, apprentice them, and hopefully inspire them.

This year we started the year with a HUGE kick off event!

We planned fun, we asked our campus pastors to communicate, we inspired, we celebrated, and we informed.

Here’s what the program for the day looked like:

1. Opening Video and Live Band Combo.

Click here to view the embedded video.

Of this song:

Click here to view the embedded video.

We created the percussion track using the noises of items found in our children’s environments. The band came in live as the percussion built.

2. Kidmin Staff came out and welcomed everyone.

3. Then we showed this:

Click here to view the embedded video.

4. The Talk. It was given by each campus pastor.

The bottom line of the talk was to encourage our volunteers to be more than just skilled at their role. We wanted to challenge them to engage in the individual stories of the children and families that they would encounter in the coming year. We are not herding the masses, we are leading each individual child into a growing relationship with their Heavenly Father. We have an opportunity, this year, to be a part of each child’s story of faith.

5. The Closer. Live performance of Van Halen’s Right Now.

We created a video similar to this - but with our message.

Click here to view the embedded video.

6. Meet Your Team.

Everyone went to their classroom and met their team, got their t-shirt, and their small group roster.

It was a GREAT day that got us off to a great start for the year.

How did you prepare your volunteers for the upcoming year?

]]> http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2011/08/14/kicking-off-the-year/feed/ Got The Joy? http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2011/05/18/got-the-joy/ http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2011/05/18/got-the-joy/#comments Wed, 18 May 2011 17:19:28 +0000 kendra http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/?p=5380 Every month, we promo KidStuf LIVE in the main service. It’s our chance to invite parents to KidStuf LIVE and cast vision for our partnership with them.

For the month of May, we are talking about JOY!

Click here to view the embedded video.

]]> Every month, we promo KidStuf LIVE in the main service. It’s our chance to invite parents to KidStuf LIVE and cast vision for our partnership with them.

For the month of May, we are talking about JOY!

Click here to view the embedded video.

]]> http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2011/05/18/got-the-joy/feed/ KidStuf and Cooperation! http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2011/01/10/kidstuf-and-cooperation/ http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2011/01/10/kidstuf-and-cooperation/#comments Mon, 10 Jan 2011 23:01:32 +0000 kendra http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/?p=5032

This month KidStuf introduced the Big Idea of Cooperation!

cooperation-big-idea

As part of our partnership with parents we send home a KidStuf TakeOut every month. The takeout is designed to equip parents to plan a family night during the week that leads to a fun discussion about the Big Idea for the month.

This month our families received a printed piece that looked like a laptop with instructions for our online game, Foto Finish! Many of our families joined us online for a competition that forced families to cooperate. It was a blast!

january-take-out

I was going to tell you ALL about it, but one of our families did a great job for me!

Check this out!

On Monday, January 10th we are going to play again! The game starts at 7:00 p.m. on www.KidStuf.com. Why don’t you and your family join us?

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This month KidStuf introduced the Big Idea of Cooperation!

cooperation-big-idea

As part of our partnership with parents we send home a KidStuf TakeOut every month. The takeout is designed to equip parents to plan a family night during the week that leads to a fun discussion about the Big Idea for the month.

This month our families received a printed piece that looked like a laptop with instructions for our online game, Foto Finish! Many of our families joined us online for a competition that forced families to cooperate. It was a blast!

january-take-out

I was going to tell you ALL about it, but one of our families did a great job for me!

Check this out!

On Monday, January 10th we are going to play again! The game starts at 7:00 p.m. on www.KidStuf.com. Why don’t you and your family join us?

]]> http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2011/01/10/kidstuf-and-cooperation/feed/ Happy Birthday Jesus! http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2010/12/08/happy-birthday-jesus/ http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2010/12/08/happy-birthday-jesus/#comments Wed, 08 Dec 2010 21:07:29 +0000 kendra http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/?p=4806 Every year we launch the month of December in KidStuf Live! This year we entertained, had fun, and taught families the TRUE meaning of Christmas with a most excellent show! We had to travel through time . . . but it was totally worth it!

Every year we challenge parents to bring the party home and celebrate Jesus’ birthday by baking a cake and celebrating together. Some people get their kids involved and they all bake together. Some decorate for a birthday party and set aside a special night for the party. Some people bake it on Christmas Eve and the cake is an honored dessert on the Christmas table.

We provide some suggestions of what they can do and what they can talk about, but we don’t care how they do it! We just want families getting together and celebrate the AMAZING birth of our Savior, Jesus!

Here’s what it looks like:

Waumba Land is sending home a cute red and white polka dotted box pack with one Christmas funfetti cake mix, frosting, and sprinkles. This card is included!

card


UpStreet has got the cake topper covered and is sending it home with kids the same day!

happybirthdayjesus_cakepickrev

KidStuf sent home a star-shaped cake pan complete with instructions placed in the center for a very merry family fun night!

front-pan

back-pan-insert

Then on the last Sunday before Christmas we throw a great big birthday party for Jesus!

Do you know what I love most about this? I love how each of our departments communicated and worked together to send home the best possible tools to our parents. The question wasn’t which department would have the greatest take-home and come up with the best idea. The question was . . . how can we set parents up for success?  Love how this whole month is coming together!

What are you doing to set your families up for success this holiday season?

]]> Every year we launch the month of December in KidStuf Live! This year we entertained, had fun, and taught families the TRUE meaning of Christmas with a most excellent show! We had to travel through time . . . but it was totally worth it!

Every year we challenge parents to bring the party home and celebrate Jesus’ birthday by baking a cake and celebrating together. Some people get their kids involved and they all bake together. Some decorate for a birthday party and set aside a special night for the party. Some people bake it on Christmas Eve and the cake is an honored dessert on the Christmas table.

We provide some suggestions of what they can do and what they can talk about, but we don’t care how they do it! We just want families getting together and celebrate the AMAZING birth of our Savior, Jesus!

Here’s what it looks like:

Waumba Land is sending home a cute red and white polka dotted box pack with one Christmas funfetti cake mix, frosting, and sprinkles. This card is included!

card


UpStreet has got the cake topper covered and is sending it home with kids the same day!

happybirthdayjesus_cakepickrev

KidStuf sent home a star-shaped cake pan complete with instructions placed in the center for a very merry family fun night!

front-pan

back-pan-insert

Then on the last Sunday before Christmas we throw a great big birthday party for Jesus!

Do you know what I love most about this? I love how each of our departments communicated and worked together to send home the best possible tools to our parents. The question wasn’t which department would have the greatest take-home and come up with the best idea. The question was . . . how can we set parents up for success?  Love how this whole month is coming together!

What are you doing to set your families up for success this holiday season?

]]> http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2010/12/08/happy-birthday-jesus/feed/ Christmas! God ALWAYS Knew… http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2010/12/06/christmas-god-always-knew/ http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2010/12/06/christmas-god-always-knew/#comments Mon, 06 Dec 2010 16:59:33 +0000 kendra http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/?p=4750 lg-volunteers

Amazing! Talented! Large Group Volunteers!

Today was a great Sunday! I was part of the storytelling team on UpStreet and then watched how the KidStuf Live script just perfectly partnered with what we taught our UpStreet kids just a few minutes before. It was one of those GREAT Sundays!

Click here to view the embedded video.

We’ve been teaching “The Never Ending Story of God.” Helping kids understand God’s Big Story . . . starting with Adam and Eve, then Abraham, then Moses . . . and now Jesus . . .  our Savior!

Today was one of those important “connecting” stories in God’s Big Story. I thought you might like the script. Use it if you want to!

Big Idea: Christmas - the day God gave us Jesus.

Memory Verse: “For to us a child is born, to us a son is given…” Isaiah 9:6 (NIV)

Bible Story: Unfolding the plan leading to Jesus. Matthew 1 and Isaiah 9:6-7

Bottom Line: God knew we needed a Savior.

Click here for December 5 - Week 1 - Large Group Script

Here are a few pics of the manger that we put together as we told the story.

side-2-manger

manger-legs-cross

manger-legs

fullmanagerphoto

]]> lg-volunteers

Amazing! Talented! Large Group Volunteers!

Today was a great Sunday! I was part of the storytelling team on UpStreet and then watched how the KidStuf Live script just perfectly partnered with what we taught our UpStreet kids just a few minutes before. It was one of those GREAT Sundays!

Click here to view the embedded video.

We’ve been teaching “The Never Ending Story of God.” Helping kids understand God’s Big Story . . . starting with Adam and Eve, then Abraham, then Moses . . . and now Jesus . . .  our Savior!

Today was one of those important “connecting” stories in God’s Big Story. I thought you might like the script. Use it if you want to!

Big Idea: Christmas - the day God gave us Jesus.

Memory Verse: “For to us a child is born, to us a son is given…” Isaiah 9:6 (NIV)

Bible Story: Unfolding the plan leading to Jesus. Matthew 1 and Isaiah 9:6-7

Bottom Line: God knew we needed a Savior.

Click here for December 5 - Week 1 - Large Group Script

Here are a few pics of the manger that we put together as we told the story.

side-2-manger

manger-legs-cross

manger-legs

fullmanagerphoto

]]> http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2010/12/06/christmas-god-always-knew/feed/ A Gospel Presentation for Kids and Parents! http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2010/11/24/a-gospel-presentation-for-kids-and-parents/ http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/2010/11/24/a-gospel-presentation-for-kids-and-parents/#comments Wed, 24 Nov 2010 15:33:48 +0000 kendra http://insidenorthpoint.org/kids/?p=4685 webelieve

We are excited to share with you our complete gospel presentation for kids and parents.

We Believe is a 30-minute presentation for both kids and parents where we teach children what it means to have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. This is an important part of our strategy to lead children and parents into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ. At North Point Ministries, we call this event JumpStart.

In this kit you will receive:

  • Complete presentation script
  • Video of the presentation
  • Art file for the homework piece
  • Art file for the three-piece stage props
  • Art files for the magnetic moving pieces
  • Art files for the parent promotional piece
  • We Believe logo

picture-6

It is our greatest responsibility to lead children and parents into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that God would use this tool in a BIG way to reach children all over the world!

Check it out!

]]> webelieve

We are excited to share with you our complete gospel presentation for kids and parents.

We Believe is a 30-minute presentation for both kids and parents where we teach children what it means to have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. This is an important part of our strategy to lead children and parents into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ. At North Point Ministries, we call this event JumpStart.

In this kit you will receive:

  • Complete presentation script
  • Video of the presentation
  • Art file for the homework piece
  • Art file for the three-piece stage props
  • Art files for the magnetic moving pieces
  • Art files for the parent promotional piece
  • We Believe logo

picture-6

It is our greatest responsibility to lead children and parents into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ. Our prayer is that God would use this tool in a BIG way to reach children all over the world!

Check it out!

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