10 - Leading Kids in Worship

Every meeting is an opportunity for children to encounter the living God, and worshipping together is an important part of this. Leading kids in worship effectively will encourage them to join you in meaningful, heartfelt prayer and praise. Times of worship are therefore opportunities not just to sing fun songs about God, but to teach kids about what God’s like and how we can honour Him.

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Michele is married to Johan, who serves as an elder in Oxygen Life Church, and they have three children. Michele works as a station manager at Kingfisher FM, and has a passion for worship.

Sessions

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How to use the videos & booklets in this series.
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God’s heart for kids and the leaders of His kids.
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There are four key elements that are important to include each week in kids ministry
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Kids that don’t just look like Christ, but are surrendered to, led by and in a relationship with Him.
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Ensuring the physical and emotional safety of our children.
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Every lesson should point to Christ, not just offer helpful life values.
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What transformational teaching can look like.
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We should always point children to God and His Word
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Smaller groups can have more impact.
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How to facilitate Spirit-led encounters in our lessons.
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Games are a powerful way to have fun together and to re-enforce Biblical truths.
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How can I connect with kids better?
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Helping parents to raise their children in the ways of God
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How to lovingly discipline a child in a classroom setting
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How to keep your head in emergencies.
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The curriculum that conveys the heart of Gospel-centred ministry best
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Adjusting to accommodate growth while keeping the life & purpose.