This article discusses the appropriateness of having young children in the worship services. The author provides practical suggestions for parents to help prepare their children for participation in corporate worship.

This article stresses the importance of having the little children in the worship service.

This article about children in the worship service also looks at the work of God in children and children in Biblical assemblies.

When it comes to church attendance do not leave the children behind. This article offers four reasons why you should take your children to church.

This article wants to encourage a more accurate understanding of the psychological development of adolescents, in order to help churches better serve and lead them.

Many congregations make use of children's bulletins to help bridge the generation gap in worship. Making use of pictures and quizzes, such bulletins involve the children in the service and answer some of the questions children ask about worship and general church life. This article gives some suggestions on how to use such a bulletin to enhance the participation of children in the worship service.

This article offers eight points for helping children properly function and participate in corporate worship.

This article introduces the book God's Children in Worship as a resource and guide to help churches who are serious about teaching children (and adults) about worship,

This article reflects an interview with a pastor on the importance of children as part of the worship service.

This article presents five reasons to include children in the worship service: it is the pattern of Scripture, a model for the children for life, the place of God's promised blessing, an encouragement to other families, and an encouragement to the parents. The article also offers some caveats regarding infants and toddlers.

Children must be taught to worship. This article looks at ten areas that can assist parents in teaching their children to worship.