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Monthly Archives: January 2010
Sanctity of Human Life – What’s the Real Issue?
At the root of one’s view of the social issues about human life is a moral choice one makes about life. Even deeper, however, is . . . Continue reading
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What To Do About a Mid-Week Children’s Program
When I was asked about planning a mid-week children’s program, I answered the person’s questions with questions . . . Continue reading
Posted in Children's Ministry
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Why Do You Pray? – Reasons to Pray
I wrote an article on the MinTools.com site called Difficulty praying? – Why We Don’t Pray that looks at reasons for difficulty in praying and also suggests what we can and can’t do if we are going to become more consistent, wholehearted, and alert in it. In this post I would like to look at reasons why we do pray and suggest a reason better than others. Continue reading
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Homelessness: How to Get Your Church Involved
Reasons not to get involved will abound so you need to just begin. Here’s a process for getting your church involved . . . Continue reading
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