Tag Archives: blog

Why I blog…

19 May

This post from Henry Zonio made me think.  And I’m hoping to learn as he unpacks this.

This post from Dan Scott gave me hope… that we’re all trying to figure out the same stuff.

This post from Anthony Prince made me evaluate… can your Children’s Pastor take a Sunday off?

This post from Sam Luce was just a little controversial… and I hope more join the conversation.

This post from Jonathan Cliff made me laugh.  Wish I were that creative.

Why do you blog?  Link your faves here.  Or (better yet) blog some of your faves this week.


Imagine – Mission Madness

15 May

I blogged a little about this yesterday.  You can catch up here.

Consider the gifts God has placed in each of your family members…

Imagine these gifts engaged on a mission…

Imagine your family embracing a cause…

OnePrayer.com

There are community mission opportunities to engage your family.  Some coordinated by your local church.  Some waiting to be coordinated by you.

Where can you take a group of families to engage with your community this June?

Featured here are friends who saw an unmet need in their community and were brave enough to do something about.  These are amazing people.  Take a click and see where God leads you…

The Tapestry Project

The Spero Project

Hope Chest OKC


The Winner Is…

24 Apr

The winner of a signed copy of Reggie Joiner’s latest book, Think Orange is…

**cue drumroll**

Sarah Thompson

Sarah is the Children’s Pastor of  SouthLife Church in Dunedin, New Zealand.  You can check out her blog here. She’s got some great questions and I love the perspective she brings to the Kids Ministry conversation.  I’ve become a big fan of collaboration and the pursuit of working with churches in our communities to make a bigger impact on families.  Sarah is hard at work doing just that.  She shares a little about that here.  Check out her blog and leave some comment love.  Working alongside Sarah, we can help teach kids in New Zealand how to follow Jesus with all their heart, mind and strength.

How Cool Is That!?!

Sarah, thanks for all you do… seen and unseen… to serve this generation.  Keep rockin’ it out!