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Category Archives: Church Ministries
The Greatest Draw in Outreach
What brings people to Jesus Christ and then to become a part of the local church? . . . Continue reading
Posted in Outreach
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Best Approach for Your Church’s Christian Education Program? – I Don’t Know!
I graduated from college with a B.S. in Bible Christian Education. My Master’s Degree is in Christian Education. I’ve served in the church’s Christian Education Ministry for many years and was even a Director of Christian Education at a church. Yet, I don’t know the best approach for you! Now, before you think I slept through school . . . Continue reading
Posted in Christian Education
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14 Ways for Adults to Memorize Scripture
Adults can incorporate variety into the way they memorize Scripture. Here are some ways to do it. You should be able to find something that fits you … your learning style, personality, etc. This is my list of ideas. . . . Continue reading
Posted in Adult Ministries, Walk with God
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So, You Were Asked to be a Health Ministry Coordinator!
I received an e-mail from someone was was asked to coordinate a health ministry and was looking for help. I thought perhaps my response could benefit others. . . . Continue reading
Posted in Church Ministries
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