Faith In Parents #165 | Meet the Playground Parents - which one could you be?
As many parents find out their primary school places and start to “get school ready” Ed and Amy take a humorous look at playground parent stereotypes and consider how to help each one learn how to depend on Christ. With education idol Ian… and child obsessed Cheryl among the cast - you won’t want to miss it! Can you spot your struggle?? Can you guess which is Amy and which is Ed?People: Ed Drew - Director of Faith in KidsAmy Smith - Writer for Faith in KidsSupport the show
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Faith In Parents #164 | Parenting on the Precipice
Many of the challenges of parenting are linked to our lack of control. We can't always control what our kids do, their struggles, the influences around them or the future, it can feel like we are parenting on the precipice! Good news, this episode is a balm to every parent's fears as Rachel Wilson returns with calm wisdom, a brilliant reminder to spot the gifts the Lord gives and a tear jerking sports day story. Listen in and be walked away from the cliff edge of panic to greater dependance on the Lord. People: Ed Drew - Director of Faith in KidsAmy Smith - Writer for Faith in KidsRachel Wilson - Co-Author of ‘The Life You Never Expected’ with her husband Andrew. Her first episode with us can be found here.Resources:The Life You Never Expected - Rachel & Andrew WilsonUnexpected Blessings - Sandra PeopleSupport the show
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Faith In Parents #163 | Motherland
Amy and her Mum go free wheeling without Ed! They talk sobbing with a toddler. Parenting a monster and Amy being the easy child. We didn't see that coming. Talking about the aches of motherhood, and how we can approach mothering Sunday with grace. As well as strong opinions about a single daffodil, campaigning to allow women on motorways and Amy's two kitchen messages that keep her trooping on.Amy Smith - Writer for Faith in KidsMary Shorter - Fondly known to her family as Mother Mary is Amy’s Mum. She has 4 grown up children who are all married and 12 Grandchildren and no Grand-dogs. She is a retired accountant and has been involved in church life in various capacities – toddler group leader, treasurer, Sunday school teacher, she is currently coffee rota commandant, fellowships walk co-ordinator and heads up BBC – brews, bakes and chat a friendship group for seniors at her church.Support the show
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Faith In Parents #162 | The Power of Joy
Joy Carter was adopted during the Nigerian Civil war by a Christian couple. She came to the UK, only to experience bullying and racism. Joy has discovered that her name is a gift from the Lord. As a comedian and as an advocate she knows how to find joy in the hardest of circumstances. Join the joyful journey as Ed talks escalators and Amy goes mountain biking for the Lord. There is joy to be found!People: Ed Drew - Director of Faith in KidsAmy Smith - Writer for Faith in KidsJoy Carter - Joy is a comedian and advocate, helping people engage with adoptees' stories. She has worked with the government, Social Work England and many charities. Resources:JoyTalk is a stand-up comedy show about humour!Support the show
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Faith in KIDS #131 God’s Church will NEVER fail!
What have you built that you’re really proud of? Jam knows the answer to that question straight away! Find out what it is and… what’s so amazing about Common Cuckoos – and can Ed impersonate one? (He can!) Nehemiah’s finished building (including the Dung Gate), but how does he keep God’s people standing upright and leaning on each other? We find out in our final instalment of God’s Big Build with a sketch, a briefing and the exciting sing-a-long chorus of We are the Church by Awesome Cutlery. Singalong to the whole song HERE.Get Resources for God's Big Build HERESupport the show
The Faith in Kids podcast is all about helping families raise children in the Christian faith. On this stream, you'll find lots of podcast for parents, presented by Ed, Amy and Jam, as well as a whole load of podcasts in Season 1 which are to be listened to as a family together. We’re not trying to give you the answers, but a few starting points. We hope and pray you’ll be inspired to give it a go. Every family can.
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