Useful tools for inspiring faith at home.
In this book, Andy Frost shares creative, low-cost ideas to help you have fun with your kids – and inspire faith, too.
Each activity includes a step-by-step guide, a relevant Bible story to share, questions to spark discussion, and top tips along the way. So start making some memories today!
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Many of us want our children to develop their own personal relationship with God that will last. As mums and dads, we are the greatest influence in our children’s lives, and we have the amazing privilege of joining them in this adventure of faith.
Full of daily inspiration, encouragement and ideas, the calendar will help you to find new ways to weave faith into the everyday moments of family life. What a great way to naturally explore faith together as a family – without adding more to your to-do-list!
• Full colour pages
• Free-standing and spiral bound
• 366 dated pages – can be used year after year
• Size: 11cm(w) x 12cm(h) x 9cm(d)
Raising Faith is a flexible, six-part resource that explores how Christian families can create strong and healthy foundations of faith in their children.
Each session provides the content for a two-hour, stand-alone session and gives parents and carers the opportunity to discuss their own experiences and explore some key parenting principles.
You can purchase the DVD set for just £19.99, or get the digital download free of charge.
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Raising Faith is the brand new book written by Katharine Hill and Andy Frost. It’s full of short article-style chapters to make it easy to pick up and read in the busyness of life.
This book will dispel the guilt and inspire you with new ways to be intentional when inspiring faith in your children.
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Find everything you need to run an Inspire session including a leader’s guide, discussion cards and more.
The best bit is it’s all available to download now for free!
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Starting the journey to inspiring a faith that lasts begins with
you as a parent. This booklet provides a snapshot of the
variety of resources that can equip and encourage you to
nurture your children’s faith at home.
Join Andy Frost and Cathy Madavan as they take us on a journey through the book of Psalms around themes such as; thanks, being planted, being present, being still, being able to love, trust and battle in everyday life.
Each day starts with an excerpt from a psalm, shares a few thoughts and reflections, and finishes off with a moment to respond.
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Get an overview of our research and find out who and what influences our children to have faith.
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Order free copies of the poster for your church and help us tell parents about the Kitchen Table Project.
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This leaflet is a great conversation starter and introduction to the Kitchen Table Project.
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A warm family environment can help build faith in our children.
Parentalk – the Primary Years from Care for the Family is a six week course to help mums and dads in the everyday challenges of parenting.
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Lots of articles, features, podcasts and resources to help support you in your family life.
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Parenting for Faith from the Bible Reading Fellowship offers lots of articles and tips on how to nurture faith at home.
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We love the resources, articles and ideas available from GodVenture.
Victoria Beech provides lots of easy ways to nurture faith at home, especially in the under fives.
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This incredible interactive game helps children explore the Bible and learn about Jesus themselves.
The app is free to download, don’t miss out!
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