Building Children’s Ministry 
Learn step- by-step how to start or revitalize the children’s ministry at your church. Want to make it happen? Tina helps you get it going.
Building Children’s Ministry is where the dreams you have for children’s ministry can begin to take form and then prosper. It's a great resource that covers every necessary topic for developing an effective children’s ministry, including:
· Gaining support from your pastor and congregation
· Budgeting and fundraising
· Discipline and appropriate policies
· Choosing and evaluating curriculum
· Creating publicity
"Where was this book when I started in ministry? Tina Houser has stepped up to the plate and knocked it over the fence with this book. The topics are some of the most practical I've seen. Thanks Tina for providing practical help for today's children's ministry leader!" Jim Wideman - Jim Wideman Ministries
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Going Live in 3…2..1 -
with Creative Stortytelling TechniquesYou won’t want to miss Tina’s newest book. Learn how to incorporate 22
different techniques to tell Bible stories (or any other stories). You'll be amazed how attentive, engaged, and excited your kids will be about the story when you present it in one of these creative ways.
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More Than Cookies and Punch
Make refreshment time a teaching time by serving or having the children make delicious edibles that help them learn a Bible story.
This creative book will help you turn snack time into teaching time with simple easy-to-make recipes, Bible stories and discussion questions. For example, kids will enjoy making tasty treats like the Pizza Snake while they learn about Adam and Eve in Genesis 2:8-3:24. Whether you use this book as part of Sunday school or home school lesson or as a guide for your family devotional time, kids will have fun, learn about the Bible and look forward to next week’s snacktivity!
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Beakers, Bubbles and the Bible
By using scientific experiments to teach Bible stories, you'll totally capture kids' attention and help them remember what you've taught.
Children love to watch surprises unfold before their eyes. These experiments bring surprise and a Bible lesson together in a fun way that teaches kids how to live godly lives.
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It’s Not Junk, It’s Resources Learn to use everyday items, even discarded items to help you teach creatively.
Don’t let a lack of resources due to low finances or little vision for children’s ministry get in the way of your dream for a great work. Have you ever seen a child leave an expensive toy sitting idle while she enjoyed playing with the box it came in? Tina shows you how to do fun and effective ministry using things others might call junk.
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God’s Campground
Five fun lessons about stewardship that use a camping motif. Your kids will “go camping” (indoors or outdoors) to explore how to make the best use of their decisions, natural resources, time, money, and personal skills.
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