Oak Crest Kids Ministry

09/26/2022

Some of the fun we have 😆🤡

04/07/2022

04/06/2022

At a meal this week, ask: “What are some big things going on in the world/our city/family/friends/other families?” Write them down and put the list on your fridge. Ask everyone to pray about something on that list every time they see it.

04/05/2022

“Easter is the message of beauty from ashes. It’s the message of the hardest things imaginable—yielding life when it seemed improbable, impossible.”

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03/27/2022

Help your kids grow in their faith this week. Watch the latest video at for a great story about just that!

You are a better parent than you might realize. At least we think so. Parents, grandparents, and guardians often don’t give themselves enough credit for the ...

03/26/2022

Sing along to a song about cooperation with us! Check out “One Voice”

Provided to YouTube by Catapult Reservatory, LLC One Voice · Orange Kids Music One Voice ℗ 2018 Orange Kids Music, a Division of The reThink Group, Inc. ...

03/25/2022

Pray for each other: “God, help us to work together as a family and encourage one another in all the great ways you’ve made each one of us.”

03/23/2022

At a meal this week, identify a person, family, or cause you can all help in some way. Then make a plan to get involved either on an upcoming day or an ongoing basis.

03/22/2022

“Anything you did for one of the least important of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.” (Matthew 25:40, NIrV)

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03/21/2022

Start your kid’s day off by letting them know how you’ve seen them be a good friend or sibling lately.

03/20/2022

March has been a great month to talk more about cooperation. Check out to find out what we learned today!

You are a better parent than you might realize. At least we think so. Parents, grandparents, and guardians often don’t give themselves enough credit for the ...