Lauren RalstonIt’s time to reimagine volunteer recruitment in KidsMin. Learn how inviting parents of teens—rather than overwhelmed young parents—can create healthier, longer-lasting ministry teams.
Lauren RalstonYour children's ministry needs more than great lessons—it needs a security plan. Here’s why a dedicated team matters and how to start one.
Lauren RalstonStrategic volunteer roles don’t just fill spots—they multiply your leadership and sustain your ministry for the long haul.
Lauren RalstonThe words you use in kids ministry matter. Learn how reframing “volunteers” as “leaders” can transform ownership, culture, and impact.
Lauren RalstonTeaching kids only the “easy” parts of the Bible can lead to shallow faith. Here’s why sharing God’s truth—even the hard parts—matters.
Lauren RalstonEvery kids ministry needs background checks. Here’s why they’re essential—not optional—for safety, integrity, and trust.