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28. Guiding Kids Through Meaningful Transitions Heidi Hensley

28. Guiding Kids Through Meaningful Transitions Heidi Hensley

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Ministry to the next generation isn’t just about meeting kids where they are, it’s also about helping them get where they’re going. As children grow, they encounter major shifts: socially, emotionally, spiritually, and developmentally. These transitions, from preschool to elementary, elementary to middle school, and so on, can be defining moments in their spiritual journeys. But if we’re not intentional, these sacred transitions can become a physical gap they metaphorically fall through. In today’s conversation, we’re reminded that the church has an opportunity, and a responsibility, to walk with kids and their families every step of the way. Through intentional environments, clear communication, and milestone celebrations, we can create a rhythm of belonging and growth that anchors a child’s faith in every new season.

In this inspiring episode, Heidi Hensley joins the conversation to discuss how churches can design intentional, engaging environments that help kids thrive through the various stages of ministry. Heidi unpacks the practical and emotional challenges families face as children transition from one ministry area to another. From the importance of emotional safety to the power of milestone celebrations, this episode equips leaders to think deeply about community building, family engagement, and relational continuity across all age groups.

If this episode gave you something to think about or talk about with your team, we’d love for you to rate, review, and share the show. Your feedback helps us serve more ministry leaders just like you who are committed to raising up the next generation with wisdom and care.

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