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One common mistake churches make in their kids' ministry strategy is that it can end up competing with adult ministries for volunteers and resources. This happens when kids' ministry activities are scheduled at the same time as adult Sunday school classes or other midweek events. To overcome this challenge, it is important to shift the perspective from competition to collaboration, recognizing that each ministry area has a unique calling and gifts to offer. By intentionally carving out time to build connections with adult volunteers and inviting them to serve in kids' ministry, churches can create a more unified approach to ministry and ensure that both kids and adults are effectively engaged.