Kids are lovely gifts from God, according to Psalm 127:3. It is noble to take care of these precious gifts. We can do it by teaching them biblical ways alongside good manners. Children in the current society are faced with numerous challenges. As a result, they need guidance. If the church is not careful, kids can grow in church but end up being ungodly. The most effective mechanism to ensure children lead a spiritual life is by starting a kid’s church program- a mission we here at kidTough would be pleased to help with. Let’s look at why it is necessary to have a kids church program.

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Jesus Valued Children

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In Matthew 19:14, Jesus told his disciples to allow children to go to Him because the kingdom of heaven belonged to them. Christians are Jesus followers. Therefore, they should emulate Him by recognizing the young ones in church.

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Kids Should Have a Firm Spiritual Foundation

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In proverbs 22:6, we are directed to bring up children in the right ways when they are young, and when they grow, they follow them. This means that whatever a child learns when they are young impacts the kind of person they will be when they grow up. Consequently, it is essential to set up a kid’s church program to teach them godly ways.

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Children Need to Know That We Value Them

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When a church establishes a kids program, the young ones feel valued. They realize we appreciate them as part of the church. This will make them more involved in church activities even when they grow up.

If you are interested in starting your own kids church program, check out our kids church curriculum. Here at kidTough, we offer a 1st to 6th grade kids church curriculum that is designed to “teach the rock-solid truths that help kids hang tough.” The curriculum is easy-to-use and includes a training manual that provides ideas on how to teach the material, so that children are engaged and have fun. No need to prep the lesson asd our kids church curriculum is out-of-the-box ready. The best part is, the kids church curriculum is absolutely free and downloadable on our website at https://www.kidtough.org/. Check it out today!