How to run a kids ministry in 4 hours a week.

Enthusiasm in kids ministry is key.

Having a strong kids ministry plays such an important part in ensuring the strength and longevity of your church.

The kid’s ministry is such an important part of your local church and ultimately key to its longevity.

The Church NEEDS to be in the world of disability.

We want to see God speak and mark kids’ lives forever.

I have only ever had one job in our church.

Imagine you arrived home to find two people ‘making out’ in your child’s room…

There is a strong leadership culture at our church that necessitates a reason for everything we do.

Hillsong Conference offers perhaps the single largest opportunity we have as a Church to build into the lives of kids for an extended period of time.

For the first time ever Hillsong Kids presents an album especially for preschoolers and early school age children. Crazy Noise is an album full of catchy new songs for fans of The Wiggles and Yo Gabba Gabba.

It's the first Season of Hillsong Kids BiG Curriculum! That's 12 months of lessons to use in your children's ministry, kids club, school or wherever kids are. A full multimedia experience for you and the children of your church.

In this second part I would like to review the theme for the week and show you examples of all the media we released for Kidsong.

It's time for a report so big it needed to be split into two parts.

We decided earlier on to go with 'Hillsong Kids'; a simple obvious option which is not too era specific, nor will it sound awkward in 20 years.

This is part two of a series that will take you inside and out of our biggest event of the year, hopefully inspire and inform children's pastors and leaders!

This is part one of a series that will take you inside and out of our biggest event of the year, hopefully inspire and inform children's pastors and leaders!

I am particularly excited about that very first ever preschool CD and DVD ‘Crazy Noise’.

I don’t know what your concept of improvisation is, but the common misconception is that its all just ‘making it up’...

A few years ago Starbucks Coffee was marketed as a “third place” in people’s lives