Last weekend I stumbled on a brand new airline. It’s called Skybus. It was everything I look for in an airline. It was fun, roomy, cheap and different. It was a cross between Southwest and Jet Blue. The flight attendants were really young, they were wearing t-shirts and the fares were very reasonable. There are 10 seats on all planes that they put on sell early for only $10 each. (Yes, $10!) To top it off it’s a full size plane. They charge $5 a bag and another $10 to be in the first boarding group. Even with the extras I flew from Greensboro, NC to Columbus, OH non-stop for $89.00. To top it off they did some cool new things that I’ve never seen another airline do. They boarded and loaded from the front and back of the plane at the same time. Cool, huh? Then they sold watches, jewelry, make-up, perfume, cross-pens and other gift items at 20% to 40% off during the flight. If they sold internet access I would have been all over that and I would have checked to see if their prices were really discounted. Over all I was impressed. Their goal was to create a better airline that serves people and makes money. I think they’re on their way. I’ll fly them whenever I can. My question is if you were going to re-think Children’s Ministry and make it better what would you do? You know where it served families and today’s kids needs, how out of the box are you willing to get? Would you just keep doing the same old same old or would it look like skybus?