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Monthly Archives: May 2009
Saving Money in Today’s Economy
I don’t know about you but in today’s economy I look for ways to save money both for the ministry and personally. One of the things I do is . . . Continue reading
Posted in Ministry Resources
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The Greatest Gift a Father Can Give His Children
So often men tend to find their worth in achievements and how well they fulfill their roles or positions in life … like fatherhood. This quote emphasizes that what matters most is that you know Christ. Continue reading
Posted in Church Life, Mothers's & Father's Day
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The Wedding is Just One Special Day
My niece is getting married this weekend. I pray for her and her husband-to-be that they would have a healthy marriage. The wedding is just one special day. The marriage, however, . . . Continue reading
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An Umbrella for Classroom Discipline
I’ve done a fair number of teacher training seminars through the years and found that many teachers in children’s ministry find classroom discipline issues to be their number one frustration. What I also found is that these teachers want a step by step play book for “fixing” the problems. I usually cannot provide that kind of a plan. What I can do is hand them an umbrella. Continue reading
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