Conflict, if handled well, is a great opportunity to glorify God and to grow in grace.
Partnering together to help your children memorize Bible verses.
It is our desire to encourage you to use a catechism as a tool to build and strengthen faith in your children.
Encouraging children toward growth in prayer is part of our vision for Family Discipleship department.
We urge our parents to bring their children to worship.
Learn about a whole series of Foundation Builder seminars by David & Sally Michael.
Noel Piper writes on how to raise children to be world Christians.
Small group leaders have unique opportunities for ministry that are not available to other members of the leadership team.
True joy comes from God, our relationship with Him, and knowing the will of God and doing it . . .through his strength and his enabling.
Practical Details for Nursery Helpers
Even young children can learn that God is the one we pray to.
A guide for potential volunteers in children’s and youth ministries.
Helping parents help their children enjoy worship services.
Vision, Philosophy, and Training Manual for Staff & Volunteers in Child & Youth Discipleship
Biblical expectations for children at Bethlehem. How the church can live as one large family.
A list of helpful books, with short descriptions of what they contain.
When should my child take the Lord’s Supper?
How the Church Staff Can Help to Make Worship Services Meaningful to Children
Pronouncing blessings upon our children is a powerful way to plead for God's grace upon them.
Our goal in Christian education is to impart truth; encourage faith; and lead to children to an active participation.
What we do in nursery and preschool to help your children learn Bible verses.
Intergenerational teaching consciously seeks to teach the hearts of all present, adults and children.
A helpful listing of Bible themes to begin teaching children.
Consider the spiritual inheritance you can give to the next generation through your faithful prayers.
Children attend better and learn more when they are actively involved.
Small group leaders interact personally with each child in their group in order to encourage the child in spiritual growth.
Outlining the theological and philosophical convictions which shape Bethlehem's ministry to parents and children.
Preparing young people for baptism and for the responsibility and privilege of church membership.