RightNow Media launches God’s Kids curriculum across North America

RightNow Media launched God’s Kids on Sunday, August 2, rolling out a new children’s curriculum and parent app to churches across North America. The release is designed to connect church teaching with home discipleship as the company builds a three-year program for preschool and elementary kids.

Why it matters: - God’s Kids is built to link Sunday teaching with weekday discipleship, giving churches and parents a shared framework for children’s spiritual development. - The rollout gives ministries a new curriculum option that can be started at any point in the year. - The parent app is free for families in churches using God’s Kids, lowering the barrier to participation at home.

What happened: - RightNow Media officially launched God’s Kids in churches across North America on Sunday, August 2. - Hundreds of churches across North America had already begun using the curriculum before the launch. - The company introduced the RightNow Kids teaching platform and its companion parent app at the same time.

The details: - New lessons are available now, with more content being added on an ongoing basis. - RightNow Media is building toward a complete three-year curriculum. - The curriculum is designed to help kids know God and grow in faith. - The teaching platform is flexible, allowing ministries to start the three-year cycle whenever they are ready. - Kids’ ministry leaders can schedule and reschedule lessons, customize weekly content, assign volunteers and teach with video-driven resources for elementary and preschool children. - Surrey Pentecostal Assembly co-director of kids’ ministry Kaila Zalamea said the lessons included almost everything needed to run a service. - Zalamea said the materials reduced prep work by including craft ideas, worship songs, lesson slides and a simple leader script. - The RightNow Kids app gives parents access to the same videos children watch on Sunday. - The app is designed to extend class lessons into the home through short discipleship moments three times a week. - Each prompt includes a quick lesson recap, age-appropriate discussion questions, a memory verse with hand motions and a closing prayer. - More information, product demonstrations and two free sample lessons are available at RightNowKids.org.

Between the lines: - RightNow Media is framing the launch as a church-and-home model rather than a church-only curriculum. - The emphasis on flexibility suggests the company is trying to fit different ministry schedules and staffing levels. - The parent app reflects a broader push to make family discipleship part of the weekly routine, not an occasional add-on.

What's next: - RightNow Media will keep adding content as it expands the curriculum over the next three years. - Churches can begin using God’s Kids at any time throughout the year. - More churches are likely to adopt the program as new lessons and resources become available.

The bottom line: - RightNow Media is turning children’s ministry into a shared church-home system, with a curriculum in the classroom and a companion app in the week ahead.