As leaders in family ministry, we spend our time and energy speaking into the lives of kids. We work hard to maximize those few hours we get to spend with them each weekend. But parents are the ones who are in the trenches with these kids. And parents need, and are hungry for, support.
Even the best-intentioned, best-resourced families are anxious for ideas and encouragement. There are a lot of different voices talking at parents, telling them what their children need. It can be difficult for them to discern where to focus their attention.
In Voices Parents Need, Nina Schmidgall (director of Family Ministry at National Community Church in Washington, DC) examines four of the most “important voices” parents need to hear.
Voices Parents Need is part of the You Lead Series, ebooks you can read in one sitting, by Orange, a division of The reThink Group. See more resources like this at OrangeBooks.com and ThinkOrange.com.
Even the best-intentioned, best-resourced families are anxious for ideas and encouragement. There are a lot of different voices talking at parents, telling them what their children need. It can be difficult for them to discern where to focus their attention.
In Voices Parents Need, Nina Schmidgall (director of Family Ministry at National Community Church in Washington, DC) examines four of the most “important voices” parents need to hear.
Voices Parents Need is part of the You Lead Series, ebooks you can read in one sitting, by Orange, a division of The reThink Group. See more resources like this at OrangeBooks.com and ThinkOrange.com.
