Children’s Pastors Conference
Sam and Delia are scheduled to lead workshops at CPC27. Session details and times will be added when the conference publishes its breakout lineup.
Explore CPC27Next generation ministry leadership, writing, and KidMin coaching for churches serving kids, youth, young adults, and parents.
From babies through college, I help churches build a lasting faith, equip families, and develop the people who guide them. I serve as Central NextGen Pastor at Radiant Church in Tampa Bay.

Pastor, ministry leader, coach, wife, and mom of four.
Delia Cornwell serves as the Central NextGen Pastor at Radiant Church in Tampa Bay. Her work spans children’s and youth ministries across 13 locations. She develops leaders and partners with families to help the next generation know Jesus and grow in a faith that lasts beyond a weekly church program.
Through KidMin Collective, Delia coaches children’s ministry leaders on building biblically grounded, sustainable ministries that can serve growing churches without losing sight of the people in them. She brings a collaborative approach to casting vision, caring for volunteers, and finding practical ways for parents and churches to disciple children together.
Her writing explores everyday family faith and the pressures that children’s pastors face. She has also spoken about leading teams and casting vision in a multisite church, and contributed to conversations on milestones and ordinary moments in children’s spiritual formation.
Delia lives in Tampa with her husband, Sam, and their four daughters. Her coaching and consulting with kids ministry leaders is offered through KidMin Collective.
Delia’s coaching and consulting work is offered through KidMin Collective. It brings kids pastors into a community with coaching, volunteer training, and practical resources.
Delia serves on the KidMin Collective team and helps leaders build healthy, sustainable ministries. If you’re looking for coaching for your children’s ministry, start there.
Explore KidMin CollectiveDelia’s work spans care and discipleship from babies through elementary years, including age-appropriate environments and family partnership.
She leads across middle school, high school, college, and young adulthood as students grow and transition.
She partners with parents to support faith at home and connect family life with church ministry.
Through KidMin Collective, she helps kids ministry leaders with vision, team development, and volunteer care.
Her work includes staff and volunteer training, ministry practices, and repeatable rhythms.
Delia has spoken with ministry leaders and parents about next generation faith and leadership.
Meet Delia and Sam at upcoming ministry gatherings.
Sam and Delia are scheduled to lead workshops at CPC27. Session details and times will be added when the conference publishes its breakout lineup.
Explore CPC27No upcoming events are listed. Check back for future dates.
Writing on parenting, faith, and the practical work of next generation ministry.
A few answers about Delia’s next generation ministry work and where to connect.
Her experience spans babies and elementary-age kids through middle school, high school, college, and young adulthood. She also emphasizes partnership with parents as children grow.
Delia’s kids ministry coaching and consulting are offered through KidMin Collective, where leaders can explore its community, training, and current ways to connect.
No. For kids ministry coaching or consulting, start with KidMin Collective. This site shares Delia’s background, writing, and upcoming events.
Her work includes next generation leadership, kids ministry practices, team and volunteer training, youth and young adult ministry, and helping parents connect faith with life at home.
Read the Blog for her articles. For a personal message about her writing or ministry background, use the contact form.
For kids ministry coaching and consulting, visit KidMin Collective. Use this form for a personal message about Delia’s writing or ministry background.
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