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KidZ at Heart

KidZ at Heart

Because we love children – feedback from KidZ At Heart

The Joshua students from MES joined us once again – this time for training in LESSON PLANNING and ASKING GREAT QUESTIONS. We would like to share their comments:   I realised again that children need to be a part of the lesson. I also learned how important it is to prepare well for each lesson. […] […]

‘I love children even more now! I grew closer to the Lord.’

How KidZ L.E.A.R.N. – 8 Wonderful Ways KidZ Learn – Bring the Bible to Life – How to Lead a Child to Christ – Helping KidZ Learn to Pray – these are the lessons that were taught at the KidZ At Heart training held on 23 and 24 January 2013 at the Melville Kruis Church […] […]

“The way I teach children is going to change. I look forward to my lessons now!”

We recently had the privilege to train 37 students in Mooketsi, Limpopo. These students did the two-day KidZ At Heart L.E.A.R.N. training two months ago. This was followed up with training on Lesson Planning and Asking Great Questions on the 26th and 27th of November 2012. Most of the students testified that they had never […] […]

Pre-school teachers delighted to learn ‘How to Lead a Child to Christ’

The KidZ At Training for a group of pre-school teachers from Lenasia continued on the 18th of October 2012. The teachers were delighted to learn how to lead a child to Christ. Some of them afterwards shared…. What I have learned here today was incredible. I would like all the kids to know our Lord […] […]

“I’ve learnt how to prepare a lesson that will be interesting even for small children”

A follow-up Kidz At Heart training event was held on the 13th of October 2012. The focus of the training was on lesson planning and helping the participants to implement what they had already learnt. Perhaps the Sunday School teachers at your church would find this kind of encouragement helpful…..   I enjoyed “Asking Great […] […]