Do you ever wonder if kids are too young to make a difference in the world?
Think again!
WMUV provides numerous opportunities for children to learn about missions, including groups specifically for girls (GAs – Girls in Action) and groups specificially for boys (RAs – Royal Ambassadors), and coed groups (CIA – Children in Action).
- Abigail Girls
- CrossRoads Summer Camp
- Remarkable 5 and Alma Hunt’s Amazing GAs/CiAs
- Missions Education-Awana Comparison
- Children’s Ministry Day
- Monthly Ministry Projects
- Why Missions Education is Important For Children (PDF)
- Why Missions Education is Important for Girls in Action (PDF)
- Why Missions Education is Important for Girls (PDF)
- Why Missions Education is Important for Children in Action (PDF)
- Why Missions Education is important for RAs (PDF)
- Children’s Rally
- 2013-2014 State Children’s Mission Project (PDF)
- 2012-2013 State Children’s Mission Project (PDF)
- 2011-2012 State Children’s Mission Project (PDF)
- 2010-2011 State Children’s Mission Project (PDF)
God has used WMU to help millions of girls and boys to make a difference the world. His mission is too important to let your kids miss out.
Related Resources
Check out some recommended children’s books for use in your ministry. A compilation of books specifically about children and bullying may also be useful.
Discover missions resources and ideas for children and their families atwww.childrensmissions.com, WMU’s missions education organization for boys and girls in grades one through six.
Visit www.gapassport.com to learn about Girls in Action, WMU’s missions education organization for girls in grades one through six.
Additionally, check out even more resources:
For more information or training on beginning a GA/Children on Mission group, contact Rhonda Marstin at 804.915.5000, ext. 8267 or rmarstin@wmuv.org