Rachel Turner

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'

Week 1 of our Lent series 'Journeying with Jesus'

Some of us have been in ministry a while, and it can be exhausting! Or you might be just starting out and wondering how to do this well.

As children, youth and families leaders we want to see the people we come into contact with grow in faith and their relationship with God.

Like it or loathe it, Christmas comes around every year!

In one of our Facebook Live sessions for parents and carers, Rachel talked about how to help our teens and tweens grow a lasting confidence that's based in who God is rather than who they are.

Most churches are asked to baptise, dedicate or have a thanksgiving for babies of families they don't see regularly in church. And this can present a whole truckload of issues. Rachel Turner suggests that a small shift in our thinking can make that easier and more fruitful.

One of the things that can feel tricky for churches is knowing how to respond to parents and carers coming for infant baptism or dedication when you rarely if ever see the family.