Your attitude is the key to helping your child have good worship experiences.

As he sees his parents or other special adults enjoy the singing, bow their head in reverence during the prayers, open and read the Bible, and listen to the pastor, a child will learn to enjoy worshiping together. Be a good example in worship services and your child will most likely follow. Involve your child by having him to stand when the congregation stands, open his Bible during scripture readings, sing, bow in prayer, and put an offering in the plate.

            For tips on guiding your child in worship, see “Tips for Parents” in the Children and Worship article series on this website. Click here.