It's very personalized, with stories from Very Rev. Stan McKay, for example. The children have the opportunity to reflect on their own lives and make connections to both biblical and traditional material. However, a big group could simply break into smaller circles for that purpose. There's lots of choice and flexibility. The materials emphasize that children have something worthwhile to contribute.
Teachers also are highly valued and encouraged.
Each lesson stands on its own, which suits situations such as joint-custody, when children cannot attend every Sunday. It includes worship resources for children, and intergenerational worship. However, the editors regularly seek feedback, leading, for example, to recent improvements in youth materials. The Whole People of God honors the experience of children. It is inclusive, respectful, and encourages teachers to grow in their ability to engage children in ways that bring faith to life.