Raising Spiritual Kids

I hope in hallways and
parking lots you can take
A moment to breathe
To loosen your shoulders
And know it is okay
To not know everything.

– Morgan Harper Nichols

Are you struggling to talk about BLM with your kids? Do you feel helpless when your child throws a tantrum? Have you wondered how to interact with imaginary friends? You want to raise spiritual kids; kids who have inner purpose and an outward calling to do justice. But you’re not sure where to start.

We’ll equip you with data-driven content for braving tough conversations and exploring your child’s imaginative world. Together, we’ll learn to ignite our children’s spiritual passions and encourage ethical actions.

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  • Help Kids Be Relational Thermostats

    “He made me feel bad!” wailed my son after telling me how a friend chose a different playmate at recess.

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    More Gratitude, Please

    My mother firmly believed that children should write thank you notes for any gifts we received. If we didn’t get them done within a week,

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  • Talking with Kids about the Chiefs Parade Shooting

    Nearly a million people were celebrating the Kansas City Chiefs and their Super Bowl win when shots rang out,

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    The Science of Gratitude

    “Tank you” said my daughter’s two year old friend as I passed out cookies to everyone in our neighborhood playgroup.

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  • Fridge Spirituality

    My refrigerator is covered in activity schedules, a recycling calendar, family photos, and children’s art. Anyone walking into our kitchen would get a pretty good picture of what interests us and how we spend our days.

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    How Social Media Works

    When my friend’s children want to find a new book to read, they turn to TikTok. The app lets them search for videos about popular fiction similar to other books they’ve enjoyed.

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