Children Matter: Celebrating Their Place in the Church, Family, and Community

such a great book! This is something that children's ministries and all church leadership need to read, especially if children seem to be overlooked or falling to the wayside. I am not sure about the children being little adults (they've not gotten that far mentally or emotionally yet, as shown by The Whole-Brain Child book by Siegel, which I also recommend highly), but this is a treasure of a book and well-deserving for any class on children's ministry, as well as for church members and parents, etc.

This is both academic and practical reading regarding children's ministry. It's one of the best among many. I recommend all children's ministry leaders, pastors and volunteers read.

Excellent information about ministering to children (and their families) in the church. Written by experts, but easy to understand. Helpful ideas and comparisons of different strategies and models for caring well for children in the church.

This book has some good meat to it. I bought it to use in my study with the Nazarene Church's Discipleship Matters program. This is on of the required book. I find a lot of the book is outdated. It would be nice to see it revised. Good resource.

it was good,i like it and i hope to finish it soon, i would recommend this boo to a friend

This is an insightful look into Children's Ministry. It brought about a tremendous shift in how I relate to my own children, and those with whom I have the privileged of working in our church.

This book is an absolute must read if you are working in children's ministry.

Children do matter. That's the basic point of the book which then provides ways to have ministries see that children do matter. After all, children grow up to be the next leaders and workers.

Going to be a really useful source.

Very good overview of Children's ministry and advocating for children in the church family.