KIDS MINistries
SNEMN Kids Ministries exists to equip children with a strong foundation of faith, empowering them to become lifelong followers of Christ and impactful influencers in their communities. Healthy leaders produce health ministries. Our resources are designed to support leaders serving in Kids Min, to help develop, encourage and equip you for your ministry assignment.
LEADER RESOURCES
Welcome to our Leader Resource Center! These resources are designed to help support our Kids Ministry leaders in their ministry to children. Here you will find books, podcasts, and trainings that are trusted by the SNEMN NextGen department, as well as our National Kids Min department.
Kids Min Rep: Alyssa Green
Alyssa Green serves as our Kids Ministry Rep for the Southern New England Ministry Network. Alyssa is the Kids Pastor at Bethel New England in Bristol, CT. A graduate of Northpoint Bible College, she has been actively involved in ministry since 2016, gaining valuable experience in both youth and children’s ministries. Alyssa is passionate about fostering a fun, safe, and spiritually impactful environment where children can grow in their faith.
In addition to her ministry work, Alyssa is a devoted wife to her husband, Zachary, of six years, and a proud mother of three wonderful children. Together, they are committed to living out their calling and making a positive impact in the lives of those they serve.
Alyssa Green
Kid’s Ministry Rep
Events
The Kid Min Round Table Forum is designed to create an open and collaborative environment for Kids Ministry Directors and Pastors to gather, share experiences, tackle challenges, and grow together as leaders. Dive deep into important topics like child safety, curriculum choices, volunteer training, and more.
Our camps are filled with fun and exciting activities, opportunities to build life-long friendships, and, most importantly, a place to encounter God. Kids will grow in their faith and knowledge of Jesus and put that faith into action. We are confident your child will love their experience at camp.
