One challenge many parents quietly face is how to keep younger ones tuned in during the program — and beyond. Sure, we pack snacks, prep their clothes the night before, and maybe even bring colored pens. But how do we really help them absorb and remember the spiritual treasures from the convention? And even better — how do we help them make it their own?
From Attendance to Engagement
As Jehovah’s Witnesses, we know that the convention program is a gift — carefully prepared by the faithful and discreet slave to strengthen our faith. So when young ones attend, we don’t just want them to “be there.” We want them to connect. To understand. To feel included.
That’s where helping them engage meaningfully with the program makes all the difference. Whether it’s writing down a goal, reflecting on a powerful talk, or even just recognizing a scripture they’ve heard before — these small acts lay the groundwork for spiritual habits that can last well beyond convention weekend.