Equipping People. Reaching Kids.
Crossing the Border
In a cross-cultural setting, missteps and misunderstands can happen simply because of the difference of language or culture. But the Uganda 2018 team found some wonderful commonalities even though they were dealing with differences. Some wonderful “crossings of the border,” so to speak, that came through impromptu and unexpected moments! Read more.
Rooted by Love
I read the words, of all places, on the side of a bright, pink gift bag. “Faith plants the seed. Love makes it grow.” A kind of greeting card summary of the familiar verses found in Ephesians 2:8-10. My question is this: If God plants the seed of faith, by whose love does it grow? What is God’s preferred way for children to experience his love? Read more.
Dedicated to Teach
Sunday school teachers are often responsible for choosing the lessons to teach. Though, they often don't have access to the resources helping them know what to teach or how to teach it. A woman attending training in Cahul, Moldova, received just what she need to better teach her unique group of 10-year-olds. Read more on Facebook.
Give Today
Your dollars today translate into kids knowing Jesus tomorrow! Whether you’re wanting to give on an ongoing basis or a special gift, you have options as you impact the lives of children around the world. You can equip people to reach and teach the 2.3 billion children in the world for Christ within their own culture. Give today.
KidZ at Heart at a Glance
Impacting more than 200,000 children each year
- Short-term missions teams taking children's ministry training to more than 40 countries
- International partnerships offering Children's Ministry Training Programs
- Giving families a heart for the world with FamMin experiences
The Heart of Our Founders
A Global Christian Community
Why were 24 people cheering and clapping in El Salvador? Because we had just declared them part of the global Christian community called KidZ at Heart! In El Salvador, we joined with Carolina de Portillo [...]
Leadership. It’s not easy.
Leadership. Some of us strive for it before we are ready to handle it. Some of us shirk from it when we are responsible for it. Some of us reluctantly embrace it. It’s not easy. [...]
