All children's work articles
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ArticleMore tools to help the Bible ‘stick’ in your life and those you serve
Tim Alford continues his exhortatation for us to make the Bible a vital part of your life
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ArticleFaith is spelt: R.I.S.K. and what this has to do with a hamster wheel...
Tim Alford completes a 12 part series looking at leadership disciplines by considering how we lead ‘by faith’
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ArticleWhy confession is good for the soul and imperative for your ministry
Tim Alford discovers that a dodgy kettle is a perfect metaphor for a crucial truth
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ArticleWhy self-promotion is not compatible with promoting Jesus
Tim Alford finds a Christian podcast that wasn’t altogether helpful
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ArticleYou want God to speak? Where are you looking?
Tim Alford is alarmed at how few Christians read their Bible regularly and urges us to make it a priority in our routine
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ArticleTalking to children about safeguarding issues
Children have the right to live free from the fear of harm and abuse. In settings and environments such as schools, which have had to learn the hard lessons of the past, this is already largely the case. But outside of school – in sports clubs, youth ...
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ArticleGetting parents on board with your September launch
Ahhhh, the excitement of a September launch: kids moving up to new groups on Sunday, fresh after-school clubs or midweek groups starting up, the satisfying feeling of finally getting enough team to start that new tots group. September can feel like the culmination of months and months of dreaming, planning and hard work.
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ArticleWork-life balance
We talk a lot about work-life balance. It’s something that has come up a lot since the pandemic forced millions more people to work from home, with many column inches dedicated to telling us how much better working from home is for our work-life balance, as if it was that easy for everyone.
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ArticleA week in the life of Alex Taylor
Alex is a freelance writer, editor and trainer, working for part of his time as resources editor for YCW. He tells us about this week in Milton Keynes, where he lives, both inside and outside work.
