Archive for 'Fresh Ideas'
Confusing terminolgy and spiritual concepts for kids: God
Posted on 15. Mar, 2010 by Kenny.
Here’s the first spiritual concept our kids seem to be really confused about. I’m not sure it’s exactly something we’ve taught wrong, but maybe something we’ve not been clear enough about. It deals with the trinity. Don’t worry, I’m not about to get into various methodologies of teaching the trinity. There are plenty of theories [...]
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Confusing terminolgy and spiritual concepts for kids
Posted on 15. Mar, 2010 by Kenny.
I’ve been in vocational ministry to students and kids for over 13 years. Over this time, I’ve made some observations. I’ve found that we as pastors and communicators often use confusing terminology with kids that may seem to pacify a short term goal of simplicity, but often create a long term problem of misunderstanding.
I totally [...]
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Site of the week: Bookie Woogie
Posted on 15. Mar, 2010 by Kenny.
A few weeks ago I started a weekly series called app of the week that posts every Sunday. I think I’m going to start another weekly series to post ever Monday morning called site of the week. One of the best things about blogging is the way blogs are intended to link out to other [...]
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App of the week: Prezi.com
Posted on 14. Mar, 2010 by Kenny.
A few months ago, I saw someone post about the new web-based presentation software called Prezi. I was immediately impressed. It was certainly an “outside the box” approach to presentation software. It’s web based, it has a really functional free version and it can be operated outside of a browser and even offline. Genius!
Now the [...]
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Kidmin in Portables: Final Details
Posted on 11. Mar, 2010 by Kenny.
I’ve written all of this to be a resource for those who are either in portable buildings or are heading in that direction. Mostly, I want to encourage you that moving to portables doesn’t have to suck. I highly encourage you to pass these pictures and content to your pastors or decision makers. We [...]
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