Title: most practical so far
Product review: I've read several books on incorporating children into a multi-generational worship gathering. Most are written from a more litturgical perspective, giving great arguments for the benefit and theories behind family oriented worship, but little practical advice for a more modern worship context. However, this book really helped give me some tools for making the sermon (lets face it, the hardest element for kids to connect with) more kid inclusive. I love that the goal is not to pander to kids or to give then a "childrens' sermon" that is seperate from the "real sermon", but to give them connecting points to the sermon that reinforces the truth that the sermon is for them too. Preaching to the entire family takes an incredible amount of creativity. You Can Preach to the Kids Too! helped build a framework for more practical, kid friendly sermons. The bonus is that most of the changes I've had to make also help the adults as well.
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