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KidCheck Children's Check-In System Parent Tips

Three Tips for Raising Great Adults

Author and speaker Andy Andrews says, “We’re not trying to raise great kids. We’re trying to raise great adults.” Though you likely aren’t actually raising the children in your ministry, you do play a role in influencing who they will become. Keeping the perspective that ...
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KidCheck Series Part 2: Reducing the Risk of Juvenile Offenses in Children’s Ministry

This is the second in a series of three “Reducing the Risk of Juvenile Offenses in Children’s Ministry” posts focusing on the nature of juvenile offenses and commonalities in profile of those who offend.  We’ll also share the importance of creating awareness and having a ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In Offers New & Improved Mobile Check-In App

KidCheck Mobile Check-In App – New and Improved

We are excited to share we’ve improved and updated our children’s check-in iOS mobile app, and it’s better than ever! Mobile check-in has so many benefits including added flexibility, shorter check-in lines, a personal touch, and the convenience of allowing volunteers to walk around with a ...
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KidCheck secure children's check-In shares the benefits of electronic check-in vs. using pen and paper

The Benefits of Electronic Children’s Check-In vs. Using Pen & Paper

Making the decision to move away from using pen and paper to an electronic solution for your children’s ministry check-in may seem daunting, due to all the details that must be considered. On one hand, pen and paper is low cost, simple, and can be ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In is sharing Juvenile Offenses in Children's Ministry

KidCheck Series Part 1: Reducing the Risk of Juvenile Offenses in Children’s Ministry

Churches often go to great lengths to protect children from harm and offense. The most common tactics include establishing a Child Protection Policy, educating & training staff, screening volunteers, and implementing a check-in and check-out process. On the other hand, what happens when the very ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In is highlighting Volunteer/Employee Background Check Policy

Volunteer/Employee Background Check Policy and Procedures

Organizations know background checks help reduce risk, maintain a safe environment and minimize liability. Yet it can be a challenging topic of discussion and often brings up questions such as when, how often, for whom, how important is it really, and what happens if we don’t ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In Shares Safety Beyond Check-In

Safety Beyond Check-In

Article By: our friend Jason Hensley .  Jason brings a wealth of knowledge as he served 11 years as a senior/associate pastor, prior to becoming a police officer, SWAT operator, and Active shooter instructor in a local law-enforcement agency. Jason’s passion for serving in children’s ministry, coupled with ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In Shares Child Safety Tips for VBS

Child Safety Tips for VBS

It’s the time of year when children’s ministry teams begin ramping up for planning, coordinating, and overseeing their largest outreach event of the year – Vacation Bible School (VBS).  Whether you’re setting goals, preparing budgets, or creating a promotional plan; one fact remains the same…child ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In Shares a Guest Post on Allergy Awareness

Guide To Allergy Awareness from Wristbands Resources

This guest post from Wristband Resources came to us from Mary-Anne Kent, a Girl Scout Troop leader working very hard to assist her girls on earning their First Aid Badges. In Mary-Anne’s troop some of the girls have allergies, and used KidCheck’s information on allergy ...
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KidCheck Secure Children's Check-In & Allergy Management

Allergy Management for Children in Your Care

  Allergies have increased steadily over the last fifty years [1], and this increase affects your organization. Eavesdrop on a typical conversation among a group of parents, and the issue of allergies will likely come up. Some interesting allergy statistics are [2]: allergy alert About 6% of children ...
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