I was just referred to your site by a friend and was encouraged by this entry. I have an eight year old sister who is being raised by godly parents. Their perspective with all four of us children has been to have us in worship with them that we might learn more about what it means to worship as we grow. Such has been the case, by God’s grace, that we learn to know him more. I am a worship leader at my church here in Valencia, CA and at my church in Oakhurst when I go home and didn’t ever realized the significance of making worship in music something which could be embraced by all generations until I came home from work one day and heard my sister in the bathroom doing her hair singing “God of Wonders”. It was encouraging to my heart to ask her thereafter what she was doing; her initial reaction was a blushed face, but then her response of “I was praising Jesus because I know he loves it when my heart is in the right place.” She proceeeded to tell me that it didn’t matter where we were or what we were doing, but that we could praise him nonetheless. How challenging and convicting it was to me that we need to remember that children need to learn about what it means to worship just as much as we do as adults.