Reformation Day Activities and Resources Round Up for Kids!
/October 31 is Reformation Day! I've put together a round up of resources and activities for kids to celebrate this special day.
Read MoreThe blog at reformedmama.com, sharing what we do (and why we do it) relating to the children's catechism and Scripture as well as a healthy dose of encouragement for Christian moms.
October 31 is Reformation Day! I've put together a round up of resources and activities for kids to celebrate this special day.
Read MoreA round up of some great resources for celebrating Easter and the Resurrection of Jesus Christ with your kids!
A Recipe for Resurrection Rolls, Books, Activities, Children’s Catechism questions and answers, and more!
Read MoreThis is my list of absolute favorite, must-have, great for gifting theological books and music for young kids to share with you!
Read MoreIt's almost Halloween! Our kids have always worn costumes but we don't have decorations up at my house, we only what my daughter refers to as "boring fall stuff". She has often told me that when she is a "grown-up" she's going to have lots of Halloween decorations in her house. Whether you let your kids dress up and go trick-or-treating or not, it's a unique time we have to talk to our kids about death and scary things in age appropriate ways.
Read MoreToday, I have the pleasure of sharing an awesome guest post with you! A friend created a Children’s Bulletin / Sermon Notes page for her kids and is graciously sharing it with you today!
Read MoreIn this post, I’m sharing about three new books in the Good News for Little Hearts series that help kids deal with real life issues - anger, anxiety, and failure. Spoiler alert: I love them.
Read MoreI’ve compiled a round-up of five great gospel-centered options with some samples directly from the publisher so you can get a feel for what they feel is important and then look into them more to see more of the content, the prices, artwork, and options!
Read MoreToday, we are covering the topic of Christ’s offices (of Prophet, Priest, and King). This post includes the eight questions to cover from the Children’s Catechism, a four-page free printable worksheet, a few songs, and more! If you can’t fit it all in one sitting since it is 8 questions, feel free to break it up!
Read MoreSharing what we do (and why we do it) relating to the children's catechism and the Bible as well as a healthy dose of encouragement for moms.
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