June Family Calendar: Walking with the Holy Spirit

Family Faith Calendars Collection
Helping families create simple, meaningful moments of discipleship at home—one month at a time.
The Family Faith Calendar Collection was created to help parents and ministry leaders nurture faith beyond Sunday. Each monthly calendar includes simple Bible readings, prayer prompts, discussion questions, and hands-on activities designed to help children and families grow closer to God together.
These calendars are easy to use, require little to no preparation, and are perfect for homes, churches, homeschool families, and kids ministries looking to support faith at home.
Our journey so far:
❤️ February: Grounded in God's Love
Helping families discover God's unconditional love and learn to love like Jesus.
🌱 March: Growing with God
Encouraging families to grow their faith through prayer, Scripture, and everyday moments with God.
✝️ April: Knowing Jesus (New Life in Him)
Exploring the character of Jesus through the Gospels and discovering what it means to follow Him.
🤲 May: Living Like Jesus
Putting faith into action through practical ways to love, serve, encourage, and obey God.
🕊️ June: Walking with the Holy Spirit
Helping families understand who the Holy Spirit is, how He guides us, strengthens us, helps us grow, and empowers us to live like Jesus.
Each calendar is designed to create small but meaningful moments of discipleship throughout the week. Whether you're a parent looking to grow your family's faith or a ministry leader wanting to equip families in your church, these resources make it simple to keep the conversation about God going at home.
What's Included:
• Monthly family calendar (PDF)
• Bible reading prompts
• Discussion questions
• Prayer prompts
• Simple hands-on activities
• Kid-friendly and family-friendly format
Perfect for:
• Christian families
• Kids ministry leaders
• Children's pastors
• Family pastors
• Sunday school
• Homeschool families
• Churches wanting to strengthen faith at home
Because discipleship doesn't stop when church ends—it continues around the dinner table, on the way to school, and in the everyday moments of family life.