Worship, Bible reading, and hands-on resources shaped in real children’s ministry—not an imaginary classroom.
Field-tested ideas becoming ready-to-use resources.Kids Worship has three different paths. Messages and special projects have their own libraries. Choose one doorway and go straight to the right materials.
Choose how much you want to create yourself.
See the Kids Worship overview →Lead the three-week youth series at church, then invite children, teens, parents, and other adults to carry the same Scriptures home for a full thirty-day journey from Thanksgiving toward Christmas.
Three complete gatherings on gratitude, contentment, and the Good Shepherd—with leader guides, slides, student pages, games, parent updates, and promo graphics.
Download the free series ↗Free for a limited time. Regularly $14.99; download through Payhip while this gift is active.
Thirty days of Scripture and gratitude for ages 8+: four Bible stories, eight activity pages, weekly challenges, Gratitude Jar slips, a Christmas finish, a certificate, and twelve monthly pages to keep going.
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Thirty days of Receive, Release, and Respond—with weekly Scripture reflections, a Christmas reflection, small-group questions, and twelve monthly pages for a year of ENOUGH.
Choose paperback or hardcover on Amazon.Our church used Bible Buddy as a 40-day Lenten journey, but the heart of the project works in any season: help children enjoy God’s Word and share it with someone every day.
Before Lent, every child chose a stuffed-animal Bible Buddy and received a personalized Certificate of Adoption. During worship, the congregation blessed the children and their new responsibility.
For the next 40 days, children read one Bible story to their buddy each day using the Jesus Calling Bible Storybook or a family Bible. Children who were not reading yet held their buddy while a parent read aloud to both of them.
“This is not just a toy anymore. This is your prayer partner—and your first congregation.”
Choose a buddy, name it, sign the pledge, and receive the church’s blessing.
Share one Bible story each day. A parent reads when a child is not yet able.
Add a sticker to the 40-day checklist and photograph moments of reading at home.
Gather on Easter, share the story, give completion certificates, and offer a small gift.
The forty days lead naturally toward Holy Week and Easter, but churches can use the same practice during summer, back-to-school season, or any four-to-six-week Bible-reading emphasis.
The resource package is being shaped from the materials our church actually used.
Book used in our projectJesus Calling Bible StorybookView on Amazon →This is an affiliate link. NGM Together may receive a small commission at no additional cost to you.
These resources are designed to travel between church, home, and the trusted adults who walk with a child over time.