Kenny´s last blog post..The problem with Sunday small groups

I have had some issues internally within myself, cause most of the cm “guys” (Which “guys” seem hard to come by in cm roles) seem to fit the “normal” cm role and us student ministries “guys” would call them fanny-packers, because they wear fanny-packs to carry all their stuff in instead of backpacks like student min “guys” (Sorry if i offended someone).

I am an abnormal cm person myself, especially since my church has never had a “guy” cm before. What’s funny is that all the things you listed in this post I can say about myself… Thanks, its good to know I’m not the only one… I do think all our ministries are important in the church, but have always felt children’s ministry should be the most supported, most financed, and most encouraged. To be honest, if my new role required me to do some of the traditional cm stuff, instead of being the administrator, encourager of staff, vision-caster (Big-picture), promotor of cm, leader, supporter of the children’s ministry, plus help me have more of a complete picture of our family ministries then I “MIGHT” not have made the role switch… just being honest.

Thanks for your blog – keep up the awesome work.

Joe

Behave yourself and I hear the awesome work you are doing at Trinity! Give everyone there our love.

PB

Yes, I too have thrown away puppets (gasp)! Not because they were worn out though… because they give me nightmares.

Oh, and for the record. I’ve never been a clown. Ever.

I do however like to make pushes from the stage, only because it is almost my only reach into the world of non-parents. When at a big church, it’s hard for me (and my team) to know everyone. I feel like I can lay the vision well enough that I’ll get some conversations out of the deal… and that’s usually how I snag some of the young marrieds, singles and college students (they’re not in my normal circles of influence).

Great post. I didn’t know you had a blog. I’m a subscriber now!!!