Children's & Youth Resources

It's time to get messy again with Lucy Moore's new book, Messy Hospitality. If you haven't heard of Messy Church before, then listen up. Messy Church is 'a way of being church for families and others based around welcome, crafts and art, celebration and eating together'.

20 sessions to take Church outside the building for children and families.

Covering 36 key Old and New Testament stories, the material can be worked through in a year or used to supplement other teaching material. For each session, a range of suggested activities illustrate and explore the Bible story, catering for different learning styles.

Covering 36 key Old and New Testament stories, the material can be worked through in a year or used to supplement other teaching material. For each session, a range of suggested activities illustrate and explore the Bible story, catering for different learning styles.

User-friendly modular training course for children's and family work practitioners. Core Skills is an interdenominational modular scheme offering foundational training for all those involved with church-based family ministry.

Martyn Payne is a man on a mission. Over the past three years he has scoured Messy Churches up and down the United Kingdom, looking at how they do Messy Church, and why.

If you're leading a Church, Messy or otherwise, there is one question that you will have doubtless asked and prayed upon: Where next? That is where Being Messy, Being Church steps in. This collection of essays that looks at the theology of Church, it's place in the communities Churches across the country are part of, and the direction Christianity is taking.

Welcome to the Lord's Table is a fully revised edition of a highly successful programme, used in many churches and denominations throughout the UK. Rewritten for a new generation, it has been brought up to date, fully reflecting changes in both church process and church culture over recent years. New illustrations and new content will enhance the book's appeal and usefulness.

Over 100 Bible craft ideas submitted by Children's workers and approved by children are ready to be made in this colourful and exciting treasure trove of ideas. Contains 110 Bible craft ideas submitted by Children's workers and approved by children are ready to be made in this colourful and exciting treasure trove of ideas. It's not only craft ideas, but also real-life tip, tricks, and exper

Here there are no listeners, only participants! The stories can be used on their own, to enhance a theme or Bible passage, or alongside other activities as the basis for clubs or creative worship gatherings and festivals. They don't just retell the story, they draw us in. There are no listeners here; we are all participants!

Why are boys so under-represented in churches? Why do churches find it so difficult to cater for boys? What would help boys in church grow into mature men of faith?

Through 25 tried-and-tested retellings, together with sections on the importance of story, the power of parable, the challenge of all-age storytelling and becoming a Messy storyteller, this resource communicates the immediacy and relevance of Jesus' message for Messy congregations today.

This resource offers Messy Churches the tools to use science to explore aspects of the Christian faith; demonstrate that science and faith are complementary; and enable children and adults alike to appreciate the wonder of creation. 100 sizzling ideas from a range of contributors provide inspiration for the Bible-based activities element of Messy Church.

What if ... one day ... maybe today ... an invitation arrived? Dear ... You are invited to the adventure of a lifetime! See inside for more details ...

Wanting to go deeper in your journey as a Messy Church leader or helper, or are you just curious about what makes Messy Church a way of being church together?

Supports church communities in talking about death and loss

Eight A4 pages make-up a timeline covering events throughout the Bible. The timeline contains major events, dates and how they relate to each other as they occurred. The timeline can be wall mounted and used as a reference. Chart 7 covers historical events which are not in the Bible, but some are alluded to in the prophecy of Daniel.

Teens will learn that their role in life is bigger than themselves, and that they’re not too young to make a difference for God.

So the Next Generation Will Know: Preparing Young Christians in a Challenging World. The next generation has the potential to change the world. If you are raising, pastoring or teaching generation Z, this book is for you.

What Does Prayer Look Like? . . . Find out in The Prayer Map for Teens. This unique prayer journal is an engaging and creative way for the teens in your life to understand the importance and experience the power of prayer.