All Editorial articles – Page 51
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BlogHelping children navigate the digital world
What age should we give our child a mobile phone? How do we help teenagers protect themselves from cyberbullying? Should we limit young people’s social media use? We have so many questions about the digital world. Where do we even begin to answer them? The Premier Digital conference is a good start…
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BlogFrom darkness to light
With pumpkins, trick or treating and scary costumes everywhere, Jane Howarth explores a brighter alternative
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BlogJoin Ben Woodman, host of the new Alpha Youth Series, for breakfast!
Want to encourage your children to share their faith? Looking for an evangelistic course to share with young people? Youth Alpha is here to help
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IssuesGood Friday: Session 3
Meeting aim: To listen to the whole story of Jesus’ arrest, trial, crucifixion and burial (with some omissions) so that the children can see how it all fits together.
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BlogChildren dropping out of church?
Ali Campbell from The Resource takes a look at recent Church of England statistics to see what it means for our children and young people
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IssuesJesus teaches: Session 2
Meeting aim: To connect the children with the story of Jesus’ last meal with his friends, which every church celebrates regularly, although children may or may not be participants.
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BlogNine everyday products you never knew were made by slaves
We know that children and young people have an acute sense of justice. Molly Hodson from International Justice Mission looks at how we can help them to make a difference…
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BlogNo child is unadoptable
Last week was National Adoption Week and Premier Youth and Children’s Work spoke to Tom Rutter, school chaplain and founder of Christian football charity Kick London about adoption
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BlogPalm Sunday: Session 1
Meeting aim: To explore the story of Jesus riding into Jerusalem and how the crowds responded to him.
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IssuesThe Last Supper: Session 2
Meeting aim: To discover that a meal can have a special significance.
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BlogEaster Sunday: Session 4
Meeting aim: To reflect on the experience of the women as they discovered that Jesus was alive. To wonder why this is important to us now.
