Stop planning from scratch


Happy Saturday, Reader!

Let’s be honest.

You probably don’t need another thing on your to-do list.

But you might need something taken off of it.

Especially when it comes to Activity Days, or your Children's ministry.

Because coming up with an activity sounds simple...

until you realize you need an idea that is fun, faith-filled, age-appropriate, and actually possible to pull together.

Every.

Single.

Week.

That’s a lot of mental energy.

And you shouldn’t have to spend your evening searching for the perfect activity.

​The Activity Day Planner was created to make this easier.

Inside, you’ll find 100 ready-to-use activity ideas designed around four areas of growth:

Spiritual.

Social.

Physical.

Intellectual.

Plus, there are easy planning pages to help you actually put those ideas into action.

No more staring at a blank calendar.

No more digging through old notes.

No more wondering what you’re going to do next week.

Just open the planner.

Choose an activity.

Make it yours.

Then show up and enjoy the girls.

Because your time is valuable.

And your energy is valuable.

You deserve to spend less of both on planning and more on the part that actually matters to you.

​The Activity Day Planner is available now on Amazon.​

If you’ve been wishing someone would just hand you a stack of good Activity Days ideas, this is that stack.

With love,

Micah

You spend approximately 97% of your life thinking about everyone else, so here’s your official permission slip to buy yourself a book. Consider it a tiny vacation for your brain, minus the packing, laundry, and someone asking, “What’s for dinner?”

​Take a peek at our latest book on Amazon and consider this your gentle reminder that you’re allowed to enjoy things, too.

Like the digital world? Use code HOME20 for 20% off any purchase in our printable shop, because you're allowed to buy something that makes your own life a little easier.

 

Praying for you always · Micah Klug | Home Faith Family

You're the reason why I'm able to keep the lights on and put food on the table. Thank you for making taking care of my family possible.

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Hi there, I'm Micah Klug!

I teach time-tested solutions to help parents remember what matters most in life, including strengthening their home, faith, and family relationships. If you're like most parents, you may have noticed that life can often be overwhelming and busy. Follow along for the latest tips, tools, and strategies on how to find joy in the relationships that matter most.

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