Give smaller children teaching on their level. Learn the characteristics of the different ages and how you deal with each. Include meetings for the entire family.

Give children of all ages things to do, to serve each other, the church and their community.

Arrange for older children who are able, to disciple younger ones.

Find in Ephesians 6:1-3 guidelines for young people for a holy life.

Find in Deuteronomy 31:12 an example of including children in important meetings for instruction.

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T&M Student Activity Guide, page 36b

On bringing children to Jesus: A Theology for Children, William L. Hendricks

Materials, including their magazine, by Child Evangelism Fellowship

Find out who among your churches, group, or contacts, has experience or interest in children's work.

• Document past and current children's ministries.
• Who is available to offer training and advice to your people for children's outreach?
• If you work cross-culturally, it will be important to have parents' permission to teach their children, and many parents will attend and monitor the children's events and so become believers at the same time as their children.