We encourage every parent to download "The Parent Cue App" which helps every parent do something each week to help move their child toward a deeper faith and a better future. These weekly cues will change with your child, staying relevant to their phase of life—from babies to high school. Each cue aligns with content developed by Orange, to creators of our kids curriculum. The app will connect you with Bible stories and verses to talk to your child about, and we’ll cue you with words to say and things to do connected with the naturally occurring times that already happen every day.
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The Parent Cue a monthly resource designed to help parents engage in their child’s faith development, summarizing the monthly Bible story, memory verse, and bottom line. It provides actionable, daily prompts and conversation starters tailored to specific age groups
The Parent Cue a monthly resource designed to help parents engage in their child’s faith development, summarizing the monthly Bible story, memory verse, and bottom line. It provides actionable, daily prompts and conversation starters tailored to specific age groups
Daily Devotions are designed to help families engage in faith conversations at home throughout the week. Each devotion aligns with what kids are learning at church and typically includes a brief Scripture, a short devotional thought, and practical prompts or questions parents can use to talk with their children.
When a kid experiences crisis, they tend to have more questions than answers. What they’re going through might sound minor to you, or be really scary to both of you. Either way, be sensitive to any changes you see in your child, and be careful to respond by offering grace and support along the way. Check out these articles to help you address the things they are feeling
When our kid’s anxiety is heightened, it’s common for us as parents to want to remove that discomfort. And while it’s healthy for us to give our kids ways to cope, we shouldn’t try to engineer a “worry-free” lifestyle for them. Check out these articles on how to help your child navigate those emotions.