PHOTOS
29Nov2011
Trusted to Pray
The prayers of children are often thought of as being "cute", "playful", "precious" or "pretend". Adults can often become exclusive with regard to children and prayer, sending them to kid activities in the fellowship hall or sitting quietly on the pew as the adults pray the "big" prayers. Our good intentions of keeping order and being "serious" can cause us to push the children away during corpora
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Support Missionary Kids
MK’s (Missionary Kids) are just like the kids we meet with every week except they live in another country. MK’s like to have fun and just like many kids that are in our care they want to be used by God. Some MK’s live in an area where there are not other children that can go to church with them. Some live in countries where it is dangerous to admit that you are a Christian. Some were born i
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Prayer Bingo
Use this prayer tool to add a bit of fun to your children's prayer time as well as get them praying about personal and world issues. Each participant gets a Prayer Bingo card and a set of squares to cover their card spaces. One person randomly chooses a topic of prayer from the word list. The word list page can be cut up into small strips of paper that are pulled out of a box. Each participant who
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Thanksgiving Prayer
Thanksgiving is usually a festive holiday filled with a lot of laughter, friends, family, food and fellowship. Football games are enjoyed between desserts and families start bringing out the Christmas decorations. For America, the day is a celebration of the goodness we enjoy everyday. For those of us who pray, it is also a reminder of the millions others who are lonely, starving, living in povert
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Blanket and a Bible
A Sudan Mission Project: "If this were Jesus, would you give Him your blanket?" Sudanese Christians have faced horrific persecutions at the hands of a radical Islamic regime. An estimated two million Sudanese have been killed during two decades of civil war, including many Christians. A glimmer of hope exists with the peace accords, and we can help our Sudanese brothers and sisters rebuild their
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