Children in Action

Through Children in Action, boys and girls will learn what it means to live a missional lifestyle while they participate in Bible studies, mission projects, and engaging activities. 

They'll also have a lot of fun as they "travel" to various places around the world when they learn about and pray for the work of missionaries.

Resources include: 

• Missions Journey: Kids for Leaders

• Missions Journey: Kids Adventure (for children)

• Missions Journey: Kids Leader Kit

• And more...

• Begin With Prayer
  Make prayer a part of each step in starting and leading a Children in Action Group.

• Download the Starter Kit
  Download a sample of the Missions Journey: Kids curriculum.

• Request a Consultation
  Contact the WMU of Texas Age-Level Strategist for additional resources and training.

• Select Leaders
  Based on the number of children expected, secure the number of leaders you will need

• Order Materials
  Place your order for Missions Journey: Kids materials by visiting the WMU Store.

• Register WMU Group
  Register your new group with the state office to receive updates.

• Invite Children
  Let the parents of children know that a Children in Action group is starting at your church. 

Children's Mission Day

WMU launched Children’s Missions Day in 2008 to move children in grades 1–6 out of their churches and into their communities to do missions. The goal is for children’s groups to create projects that meet needs in their own communities. > Learn More

Mission Camps

Mission Camps offer a wonderful opportunity for kids to escape and focus on learning about God and missions. Email the contacts below to learn more about Texas' mission camps or to register your children for camp. > Learn More

Mission Project Ideas

Are you seeking opportunities for mission engagement within your community and beyond? Head over to our "Get Involved" page to discover our mission projects and partners throughout the state. > Learn More

The WMU of Texas team is available to answer any questions you may have about WMU's age-level curriculum.

Marisol Sandoval
Age-Level Strategist
WMU of Texas
(214) 828-5158
marisol.wmutx[at]txb.org