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Contribuciones Let's get comfortable with the Bible... This is a one hour study lesson for small high school Sunday school class or adult Bible study class. This lesson should be used in the second or third class meeting. The objectives of this study lesson are:
• To begin getting comfortable with navigating the Bible
• Associating the Bible with one’s own life
• Understanding that God may speak differently to different people in a Bible passage
• To get to know and understand one another better
The Child in the Pew - Welcome As you look around you will see that children are an important part of our worshipping community. Their presence grows out of our commitment to incorporate children in the life and mission of The Church and to nurture them in a growing relationship with God. Here are some helpful hints for preparing children to worship in the sanctuary. Litany for the Gift of Marriage and Family I helped my mom and dad celebrate their 50th Wedding Anniversary. It was a wonderful time. We celebrated 50 years of sharing life through thick and thin. But we also celebrated the gift of marriage and family for today. In a world marred by divorce and division we could affirm that God meant us for each other. As our Genesis text reminds us, "It is not good that man should be alone." Family Vacation Bible School Following you will find the ways Zion Lutheran Church went about planning the week and how the week went. We have added some helpful suggestions for anyone who wants to attempt a cross-generational Bible School. Director of Youth, Family and Educational Ministries The Director of Youth Ministry's role is to be someone who should be a person whose commitment to Christ and the Church is evidenced in daily living and work. In addition he or she should be trained in and committed to the Christian Church. Director of Youth, Family and Educational Ministries The Director of Youth, Family and Educational Ministries (hereafter referred to as DYFEM) should have a fervent zeal to bring all youth in the congregation closer to Christ; strengthen families and encourage life-long learning. He/she may have a degree in education, recreation and (or) theological training or other related degree and two years' experience in a related field. The DYFEM should have a love and understanding of all God's children and be seeded in the faith. Director of Family, Youth and Learning Ministries The Director of Family, Youth, and Learning Ministries role is to maintain an effective youth ministry with the middle school and senior high school youth with an emphasis on being a part of the congregation in worship, education, fellowship and mission outreach. |
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