Kidmin, the abbreviated version of "Kids' Ministries"

is the result of God-given burdens from conversations with children's ministries leaders and workers.

There is a rising trend in Singapore

of pre-believing parents dropping their kids off at church on Sunday mornings because they believe that Christian values are useful for their children to learn and emulate.

Increasingly, kidmin workers tangibly see

the importance of partnership with parents, as they work out what it means for them to be the primary spiritual caregivers for their children.

Kidmin IS church.

Kidmin isn't just a subset or sub-ministry of church. It’s not a place to keep children occupied, while the service goes on.

With how God has moved hearts mightily,

Kidmin came about in 4 Nov 2023 beginning with a Kidmin equipping workshop, giving kidmin leaders and volunteers practical handles for their churches.

  • KIDMIN EQUIPPING WORKSHOPS

    Learn principles and best practices, discover God's calling, come together in unity of heart and purpose.

  • THURSDAY THINK BOX

    Get access to various industry professionals and expert voices during these Thursday webinars.

  • CONSULTATIONS

    Dialogue and collaborate to make informed, effective and Godly decisions for your church's children's ministry.

  • MENTORSHIPS

    Learn essential skills that will help you better understand, develop and lead your children’s ministry. Let's thrive, not just survive.

  • Elvin Foong

    Currently pursuing a Master of Divinity degree at Singapore Bible College, Elvin has served as a full-time Children’s Programmes Coordinator in a local church, where he got to impact and encourage families. His dream is to resource, train and inspire parents towards re-building the family altar.

    He has over a decade of experience in strategic planning as well as human resource and talent management in his previous role as a HR policy officer in the Republic of Singapore Air Force.

    Incorporating his background in the corporate sector as well as his experience in ministry, Elvin brings a unique and holistic view to churches and organisations as a consultant and thought leader. He is also especially passionate about seeing Christians grow in Biblical literacy, and hopes to pursue a PhD in the area of Practical Theology in the near future.

    • MDiv, Singapore Bible College (Yr 3)
    • BA(Merit) English Language, NUS
    • Strategic Human Resource Management, NUS Business School
  • Esther Foong

    Esther has held head of department and policy officer portfolios in her 14 years service in the public school education system. She was recognised for spearheading many community projects, including character and citizenship assessment framework, student leadership programmes, parent-partnership programmes and more.

    An elected valedictorian for her cohort in the Future Leaders Programme in MOE, Esther left public service in 2017 to focus fully on equipping and supporting families.

    Esther is currently a part-time lecturer at the National Institute of Education, where she supervises and grades trainee teachers for their teaching practicum. Invited by MOE, she now sits on the School Advisory Committee for 2 local primary schools.

    • BA(Hons) Chinese Studies & Education, NTU
    • Distinction for Teaching Practicum
    • Lecturer at National Institute of Education
    • Certificate in Advanced Psychological First Aid (APFA)