Atlantic Kids provides support for kids programs in local churches; Junior Bible Quizzing, Parent & Teacher Training, Kids Camps, Retreats, and Conventions. Atlantic Kids also provides support for the global expansion of Children’s Ministry; sponsoring new regions to receive Teacher Training, Kids Rallies, and Curricula.
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director of teacher relations
The Save Our Children Fund Drive is the lifeline of the Children’s Ministries on both the district and national levels. It is one of the youngest divisional fund drives in the UPCI (began in 1973). Half of all S.O.C. funds stays within the district for the promotion and advancement of Children’s Ministries work there. The other half of the S.O.C. money goes to headquarters for the furtherance of the national Children’s Ministries work.
It is the Word of God. Memorizing Bible verses is one of the best way to help children and young people grow in their spiritual walk. Bible Quizzing makes the memorization process fun and engaging through competitive tournaments.
Quizzing 2024/2025
More information coming soon. Questions about this ministry or curious about starting a team? Contact our coordinator Tim Toner.
Do your kids enjoy playing Tic Tac Toe? Here are a couple of options to play with a bit of a twist. First play tic tac toe with your children answering different questions regarding the Christmas story. This encourages children to learn the story and have a great discussion with
For older children: Encourage them to take lead in reading a story in the Bible and encourage them to lead a discussion on what they have learned from the story you have read. For younger kids: Read a story in the Bible together and then encourage your child(ren) to then
Sermon notes for kids: A unique way to keep your children involved during church. These forms encourage them to listen to the sermon to gain a better understanding of the material. For younger children, encourage them to draw about things they have heard throughout the message. After service, why not