Children

Prayer is a superpower that strengthens, sustains, and gives hope, even if things don’t always change immediately. Here are five tips to help children experience this power.

Through loving support, open communication, and clear boundaries, children learn to build trust—while also recognising when caution is needed. 

How do we explain God’s origin? Children’s questions often prompt adults to reflect more deeply.  The key here is to respond with empathy, clarity, and honesty. 

When children ask why, an important dialogue begins. What’s needed are not perfect answers, but genuine support in everyday family life. 

Shattered wishes, broken dreams, and dashed hopes … Disappointment is something that children experience in a raw, immediate way. Yet even in those moments, God is a loving companion, understanding exactly what each of us truly needs.

We are supposed to keep the Sabbath holy. But how? Here is why God offers us a day of rest and how parents can sanctify the Sunday together with their children. 

The Bible is more than just an old book. It is like a treasure chest full of stories about God and humankind. But who actually wrote it?

“It’s time to do good!” This year’s motto is especially relevant for our children.  This time the question is: How can children learn to wait?

“It’s time to do good!” This year’s motto is especially relevant for our children.  This time we look at the question of how we can encourage our children in a positive way. 

“It’s time to do good!” This year’s motto is especially relevant for our children. This time we look at the question of how children can be introduced to the subject of angels? 

“It’s time to do good!” This year’s motto is especially important for our children. This time the question is: How can we teach our children that we are responsible for the creation?

How can we instil God’s love in our children’s hearts while encouraging them to learn from their mistakes? Here are some practical pointers.