“Religious instruction should be given to children
from their earliest years. It should be given, not in a condemnatory spirit,
but in a cheerful, happy spirit. Mothers need to be on the watch constantly,
lest temptation shall come to the children in such a form as not to be
recognized by them. The parents are to guard their children with wise,
pleasant instruction. As the very best friends of these inexperienced
ones, they should help them in the work of overcoming,
for it means everything to them to be victorious. They should consider
that their own dear children who are seeking to do right are younger members
of the
Lord's family, and they should feel an intense interest in helping them
to make straight paths in the King's highway of obedience. With loving
interest they should teach them day by day what it means to be children
of God and to yield the will in obedience to Him. Teach them that obedience
to God involves obedience to their parents. This must be a daily, hourly
work. Parents, watch, watch and pray, and make your children your companions.”
– Testimonies to the Churches, vol. 6, p. 93.
Adventurers Club
Kids Church