KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In Shares Five Ways to Regain Your Motivation

Five Ways to Regain Your Motivation

If you love your work, have supportive leadership, countless volunteers, families who believe in you, and unlimited energy, congratulations! Unfortunately, there will be times in children’s ministry when work feels overwhelming, motivation is lacking, and you have too many fires to put out, all while battling ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's and Youth Check-In Is Sharing The New! Multi-Select Admin Roles

New! Multi-Select Admin Roles

Listening to our customers and improving KidCheck to better meet your needs is a priority. You asked for more flexibility and choice with administrative roles, and we are happy to deliver! We’ve expanded KidCheck admin role capabilities, adding a multi-selection option, making it easier and more ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In Shares Five-Point Strategy to Grow Youth Programs

Five-Point Strategy to Grow Youth Programs

Whether you are new to youth ministry or have been involved for some time, having a clear, actionable growth strategy will not only help expand your youth program but also demonstrate leadership, vision, and commitment. Your strategy should emphasize measurable goals, timelines, and how each point ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In Shares Time-Sensitive: Microsoft Ending Windows 10 Support

Time-Sensitive: Microsoft Ending Windows 10 Support

We want to keep you updated on industry and technology news that may affect you. Therefore, we are sharing this important information to make you aware of an upcoming change with Microsoft and to provide some additional details. Important Notification: Windows 10 official support from ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's and Youth Check-In Shares a Guest Post from Jody Livingston, 7 Lessons from 25+ Years of Student Ministry.

7 Key Insights from Over 25 Years in Student Ministry

This week, we are featuring a guest post from Jody Livingston, author of the book “Staying Power.” Jody has been in student ministry for over 25 years. Today, he focuses his time on podcasting and blogging for The Long Haul, writing books, serving as a ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's and Youth Check-In are sharing Why The Annual Family Survey?

Why an Annual Family Survey?

The annual family survey is more than just a questionnaire. It’s the connection that brings together your organization with the experiences of attending families. By collecting direct feedback from kids, parents, guardians, and caregivers, you will gain critical insights into your program and display a ...
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KidCheck Secure Youth Check-In Shares 20Reasons to Love YouthCheck

20 Reasons to Love YouthCheck

They’re not little kids anymore. To effectively connect with youth today, you will need to gain an understanding of their world, and to do this, you will have to build trust and foster a sense of belonging. To help, we offer YouthCheck. It’s the only check-in ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's and Youth Check-In Shares A Safety Checklist

Children’s Ministry Safety Checklist

Using lists can improve memory, increase productivity, and even help reduce anxiety. Simply crossing off items from a list provides a sense of achievement and boosts motivation to keep going and accomplish more. That’s why a safety checklist can be a powerful tool to help you ...
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KidCheck secure children's check-in shares Back-to-School Safety Tips

Back-to-School Safety Tips

Back-to-school is the ideal time to review your organization’s safety policies, health and wellness guidelines, emergency response procedures, and bullying prevention strategies. By focusing on child safety, you create a positive first impression for visiting families, offer peace of mind to regular attendees, and help ...
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KidCheck secure children's check-in shares Ten Ways to Prevent Bullying.

Ten Strategies to Prevent Bullying

A 2021 study from the National Center for Education Statistics reports that about 22 percent of students aged 12-18 experience bullying, while Together Against Bullying states that 33 percent of US elementary students report being bullied. Organizations with limited supervision, inconsistent discipline, and no established anti-bullying ...
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