At times like this we need the power of God to clarify our children's ministries more than ever before. We are facing many challenges including: finding effective ways to minister to children today, dealing with challenging economic times, a generation of children and parents who are spiritually lost, and a generation of children who want to see God do something amazing. Sometimes it's easy to get off track, it's easy to look at things all around and feel overwhelmed with just how big our task really is.

So what will it take to clearly see? It will take children's leaders who recognize that children's ministries will remain dull if we are not living lives empowered by the Spirit and passing that on to the next generation. It's going to take leaders who are praying for God's guidance and his supernatural power to clarify His plan for their lives as well as their ministry.

If that's where you are today, we want to encourage you to take time out and join us for the 2010 North American Children's Ministries Conference. It's time to "clearly see what can be" in your life as a leader and the lives of your children and families.

Three things make the North American Children's Ministries Conference distinct:

While you are at the conference, we want you to not only experience God but to be supernaturally empowered in an amazing way.  This focus is clear in our general sessions with brilliant and anointed worship and altar times, refreshing speakers who will challenge and take you to new depths, along with our crystal clear focus on prayer.

Whether you are new to children's ministries or a veteran, we guarantee you will find great resources and topics that meet your needs. To further your vision, we have identified 15 leadership tracks that will have over 100 defined workshops taught by proven children's leaders from all across North America to help take leaders to a new level of leadership in children's ministries. There will clearly be something for everyone on your team at our conference.

We want you to connect with other sharp children's leaders who share your passion. That's why we intentionally focus on networking at our conference. Our goal is for you to connect with other leaders and have a blast. Laugh until you cry, learn until you can't hold any more information, and gain life-long friends. We are one big family and we want you to be a part of the family.

My hope and prayer is that you will come and "clearly see what can be" at our 2010 North American Children's Ministries Conference.

Reaching kids, one leader at a time,

Jason Noble,
National CMA Director