Children's & Youth Resources

In this vital and timely book, Dr Bex Lewis shows us how to empower young people to get the best out of new technology and to avoid it's dangers. For most parents, teachers and youth workers, getting to grips with new technology is a huge challenge - Twitter, Facebook, blogging, chat rooms, email, the internet and beyond - and as technology changes and young people grasp it faster than the older g

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'.

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?

Lucy Moores ll-Age worship is a resource book for all age worship. The book provides examples for all-age worship service outlines and is a suitable resource for church leaders and those involved with children's ministry.

Messy Readings: Stories of Jesus is bright, welcoming and economical. Ideal for outreach and evangelism. It can be read at home, on the bus, on the train, in the cafe, playground or even church. You can encourage friends to read it, scribble on it, make notes and bring it back for questions and discussions; an ideal first step toward an enjoyable Bible reading experience. Messy Readings: The Jesu

A year's worth of ideas for reaching out to dads and their pre-school children

Over 50 Ideas for special days, celebrations, festivals, community-based projects and seasonal activities. THIS ITEM IS REPORTED AS 'REPRINT UNDER CONSIDERATION' AT PRESTENT

25 stories from the Bible for sharing, making and living, Ideal for 6-10s and their families.

A ready to roll five day holiday club or 12 week midweek club plan, ideal for age 5-11 year olds

Messy Church DVD tells the story of the Messy Church and its purpose. You will meet the children and adults who take part in Messy Church and find out why they love it so much!

Inspiring ideas for churches to engage with dads and their pre-school children.

..and other Who Let The Dad's Out? follow on ideas.

The activities are based on the following topics: Creation; Noah; Joseph; Moses; Ruth; David; Elijah; Daniel; Christmas; Life of Jesus; Sayings of Jesus; Miracles of Jesus; Easter; and the Early Church.

This handy, er handbook will you sort through the muddle of boyfriends, girlfriends, best friends, ex-friends, church friends, school friends...we might even be able to help you out with your parents!

An essential guide to keep the faith - FRESH is bursting with 5 weeks' worth of fresher-friendly ideas from someone who's been there and done that.

Rachel Gardner tackles head-on the issues facing teenage girls: self-image, the pull of the in-crowd, puberty, boys, sex, regrets and godly ambition. Credible yet shot through with biblical wisdom, parents and youthworkers can give this book to those they care for with confidence.

52 Gap Fillers will keep your children entertained 5 minutes at a time. Never be bored again with these handy 5 minute gap fillers. Easy to do with quick instructions these are a fun and easy way to keep children's groups entertained.

An A-Z guide to getting the Christian life sorted

Complete all-age services for every Sunday of Common Worship: Year A.

Does all-age worship seem too childish to appeal to adults? Is it possible to inspire all ages simultaneously? Russell Herbert believes that it is essential that Churches enable all ages to grow together.