Baby Dedication Reinvented - Episode 15

The Baby Dedication Playbook - Episode 16

In episode 16 of the Kidmin Podcast, Kenny Conley moves from vision to execution and walks through the full logistics of leading a reimagined baby dedication. If you’ve been following this series, you’ve already heard why baby dedication matters and what it could become. Now the question is simple: how do you pull it off? In this episode, Kenny shares a step-by-step breakdown of how he has led baby dedication for over a decade, from promotion and classes to the actual experience itself. He covers everything from timelines and communication to creating a meaningful, relational environment that families will never forget. This isn’t about putting on an event. It’s about creating a moment that shapes how parents see their role and invites others into their child’s spiritual journey. If you’ve ever wanted a clearer plan for how to execute a more meaningful baby dedication, this episode will give you a solid framework to start with.

Baby Dedication Reinvented - Episode 15

In this episode of the Kidmin Podcast, Kenny Conley challenges children’s ministry leaders to rethink one of the most overlooked moments in the church: baby dedication. If baby dedication at your church feels routine, rushed, or purely symbolic, this conversation will help you see it in a whole new way. Kenny shares why participation may be declining, what might be missing from the experience, and how a shift in approach can transform baby dedication into a powerful relational milestone for families. Rather than treating it as a stage moment, Kenny casts a vision for turning baby dedication into a meaningful, connection-driven experience that strengthens relationships, builds trust with parents, and sets the foundation for long-term discipleship. This episode is all about reimagining what’s possible, and in the next episode, we’ll dive into the practical steps to make it happen.

5 Things to Do After Easter in Kidmin - Episode 14

In this episode of the Kidmin Podcast, Kenny Conley hits pause on the baby dedication series to focus on one of the most strategic weeks of the year: the week after Easter. Easter may be over, but what you do next matters just as much as the weekend itself. Kenny walks through a practical “post-Easter checklist” with five key actions every children’s ministry leader should take right now. From following up with first-time families and reconnecting with inconsistent attenders, to caring for volunteers, documenting what worked (and what didn’t), and preparing for the busy summer ahead, this episode is all about maximizing momentum. He also challenges leaders to slow down and personally reset after the intensity of Easter so they can lead well into the next season. If you want to turn a great Easter into lasting impact, this episode will help you make the most of this critical week.

Reinventing Baby Dedication - Episode 13

In episode 13 of the Kidmin Podcast, Kenny Conley kicks off a new conversation around something most churches don’t spend much time rethinking… baby dedication. For many churches, baby dedication has become routine. It’s something you do because you’ve always done it. But what if it could be more meaningful than that? In this episode, Kenny takes a step back and asks a bigger question. Why does baby dedication seem to be losing traction in some churches? And is the problem really the idea itself, or just how we’ve been doing it? This conversation is all about perspective. It’s about recognizing that parents do care deeply about their kids and their faith, but the experience we offer may not reflect that. Kenny also shares part of his personal story and how it reshaped the way he thinks about this moment in ministry. If you’ve ever wondered whether baby dedication still matters, this episode will help you see it in a fresh way.

Why You Need to Go to Conferences - Episode 12

In episode 12 of the Kidmin Podcast, Kenny Conley dives into one of the most overlooked yet transformational tools for kids ministry leaders: conferences. After creating a 2026 Kidmin Conference Guide, Kenny shares why conferences have played a massive role in his own growth over nearly three decades of ministry—and why they should be a priority for every leader. Whether you're serving full-time, part-time, or as a volunteer, conferences offer something that day-to-day ministry simply cannot: exposure to fresh ideas, leading voices, and proven strategies. If you've ever wondered whether conferences are worth the time, money, or effort, this episode will challenge your thinking and help you see them as an essential investment in your development, your ministry, and your church.