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Monthly Archives: April 2009
Let’s Get Practical … About Spiritual Gifts
To help people see how to use their spiritual gifts within their church body, I really believe there is no substitute for taking the time to tailor it to your particular church setting.
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The Value of Heart Preparation
In my last post I wrote about 4 Critical Steps to Effectively Prepare for Vacation Bible School. The steps each pertained to prayer preparation and can be applied to any ministry we do. It points to . . . Continue reading
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4 Critical Steps to Effectively Prepare for Vacation Bible School
Preparation for this year’s Vacation Bible School should have begun when last year’s VBS ended, especially step 1. As I look back at the several times I directed and/or co-directed VBS, these are steps I wish I would have taken more seriously and done more strategically. Continue reading
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After Graduation, Then What?
Many young people will soon be graduating from high school or college. The church can give them a nice certificate to recognize this accomplishment or some other keepsake gift. We can wish them well in their adult lives. But, can we keep them in the church? Continue reading
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