If you're grown up and you've been following Jesus for a little while, you've probably figured out a few ways to grow spiritually. The kids you're parenting and leading, on the other hand, aren't grown ups, so they might need a little help from you to figure out how, exactly, to grow spiritually. So what should spiritual growth look like for a kid? We like to think about it in terms of four spiritual habits: teach them to spend time with God, spend time with others, use their gifts, and share their story.
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Preschool

Stay up to date on the basics of what we've discussed each week of our series by watching the teaching videos that correspond to each lesson. These are intended for our preschool class, which is ages 3-5. If your child has already been registered in Check-Ins, then you will also receive an email each week with a summary of what was covered in class, including some discussion questions for family devotion time.

RCC Kids

Stay up to date on the basics of what we've discussed each week of our series by watching the teaching videos that correspond to each lesson. These are intended for our elementary class, which is grades K-5th. If your child has already been registered in Check-Ins, then you will also receive an email each week with a summary of what was covered in class, including some discussion questions for family devotion time.

Monthly scripture challenge

Download this page for daily scriptures to read with your child throughout this series.

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Last month

Did you miss a video from last month's series, "How To"? You can find all of those videos here as well.