Becky Sedgwick

Week 1 of our Lent series 'Journeying with Jesus'

We live in a world where evil can sometimes feel very real, and which is full of witches, zombies, monsters, the paranormal and the supernatural. It's important that we help our children and teens navigate this well, but it doesn't always feel easy to know how to start.

Week 5 of our Lent series 'Journeying with Jesus'

It took me a long time to realise this, but spiritual parenting is really not very different from the everyday parenting you do all the time - it's just a question of applying the skills and tools you already use to help them meet and know God.

Depending on your tradition you may have times when older children or young people in your church have some sort of faith formation preparation.

Deciding what to do about Halloween can feel tricky for Christian parents. We'd like to suggest four simple steps to help you make up your mind. You can download our handy postcard and read on to explore those four steps.

Being truly multigenerational is a great gift to our congregations. So what might help us do that well?

The five key tools are skills Parenting for Faith teaches parents and carers so they can share what they know of God effectively with their children and teens. They are also really useful for helping those of us who lead sessions in church groups help everyone connect personally to God and understand him better.