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'

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.

Halloween can be a challenging time of year for Christian families, who might not know how or whether they should engage with what's going on around them.

Parenting isn't glamorous. It is ordinary and boring and weird-looking. And in the midst of it, parenting for faith flourishes.

Our children long to play with us, but we often don't have the time to do it as much as they want. How can we communicate to our children God's heart to be with us in a way that doesn't mean hours and hours and hours of time playing?

Parenting for Faith doesn't only happen in clean houses with perfect children at set discipleship times. God designed parenting so that we could help our kids connect with Him in the mundane.

How can we equip those volunteers who help with our toddler group or creche?