I don't know about you but with our children being at home I am quite excited about the opportunities for faith at home this presents. We have been taking a closer look at the contents and order of the bible. Using an egg box tray, buttons, labels, paints and pens we have created a books of the Bible resource. The below will explore how we made this resource which is proving to be both fun and invaluable. How we made our New Testament resource I like to see what things look l

Questions can be so powerful. They help us talk about what we know, believe and have experienced. I find that there are 5 questions that are really helpful to help unpack faith at home and children's ministry experiences, they are: What have you learnt/experienced today? What has this taught you about God? How does this relate to Jesus? How does this link to/impact on your life? What questions are you now left with? By no way are these these exhaustive. You might only ask one

It's the start of the year and for many of us this can mean weeks of prayer and fasting, seeking God for the year ahead and seeking to be intentional with the way we do faith at home. We felt challenged this year to consider ways that we can encourage a love of prayer at home but in a way that is not too convoluted. Here are three ways to pray that we have used at home that have been based upon things that are lying around the house. Lighting Candles Our children loved this