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Living on Mission – Discovering my Ministry Manifesto

Why Did God Make YOU?
By Pastor Karl Bastian, aka the Kidologist

I received my call to ministry when I was ten years old.

A children’s evangelist came to our church. I was completely captivated. ...


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2026 Children’s Ministry Safety Trends

Guest Post from KidCheck.com

As you continue to steward the hearts of children in your ministry, safety isn’t just a side topic; it’s a priority. In 2026, children’s ministry leaders are innovating, learning, and implementing smart strategies to protect children. Whether you...


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Books of the Bible Incentive

I am a BIG believer that kids need to learn the Books of the Bible! So, I create incentives and reward for those who do. Adults should too – but if kids learn them young, they will know them for life!

“But there are apps for that,” I hear. When you learn the books of the Bible, you gain an understanding of the number of type of books, the flow of the books, and it help...


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Gratitude is Everything

Gratitude Changes Everything
By Pastor Karl Bastian

The celebration of Thanksgiving every November is wonderful. Families gather. Tables are full. Traditions are honored. Gratitud...


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Engaging Home School Families

From the Coach’s In-box:

Question: How do I engage home school parents in my ministry that are challenging to engage, seem skeptical of what the church is offering, and don’t respond as I’d expect to the church’s programs?


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