Year 2

Why Should Parents Do This Rite of Passage?

How Do Parents Plan This Rite of Passage?

Invitation to Prayer

Now that their child is speaking, Parents can take the time to teach them what it means to speak with God. We want to help parents process what type of person they want their child to be, then build a simple prayer around one of those traits that the parent and child can begin praying together.

Included in this Rite of Passage Experience

Kickstarters to help give Biblical Background to the Rite of Passage.  These Kickstarters will help inspire the Parents to see the “Big Picture” behind the Rites of Passage Experience.

Parent Planning Guide that will walk the Parents you serve step-by-step through the process of carrying out this Rite of Passage in their home.

Developmental Guide that will give the Parents you serve a snapshot of what is happening physically, mentally, and emotionally during this stage of their child’s life.

Resource Materials that include the Video Scripts for this Rite of Passage.  You can use these scripts to make your own videos if you would like to.

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What do I do now?

As a subscriber to ParentMinistry.net for Preschool you have a license to share this material to anyone in your church.

  • You can download this material and make physical copies of it to pass out to the Parents in your ministry.
  • You can download the content from our website and upload it to your church’s website.  This will give you helpful content to offer parents of preschoolers in your church.
  • You can email these resources to the Parents in your ministry and offer them the opportunity to do the Rites of Passage Experiences in their home.
  • You can host an event at your church for the Parents to preview the Rites of Passage Experience and plan how they can do them in their home.

PARENT MINISTRY TIP:  One of the best ways to start the Rites of Passage Experience is to recruit an influential family to try each Rite of Passage.  These “early adopters” can share with other families about their experience.