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August 26, 2014 -- Issue #16 - Volume
15
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Have your children's ministry
ideas published! Send to: submissions@SundaySchoolNetwork.com.
(Please review our copyright
page before submitting
your ideas or articles.)
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1) Jesus Blesses Children Activity?
2) PreScriptures - An Rx For Life
3) Ice-Breaker: Wet Noodle Dance
4) Devotional: Made With Clay . . .
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1) Jesus Blesses Children?
Does anyone have an activity or game for the Bible story of Jesus blessing the children (Mark 10:13-16)?
God bless
Faaonea
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2) PreScriptures
- An Rx For Life
Bible verses are to be
"taken" daily to improve our Spiritual health and general
well-being.
You will need: a Bible; a clean, empty
medicine bottle; a stick-on label; paper; scissors or paper cutter.
On the label type the following:
Made with love by: (giver's name).
Rx for: (recipient's name).
For: Health, Hope, Happiness.
Dosage: Read one daily or as needed for inspiration.
Contents: 31 Bible Verses -- Medicine for the Spirit.
Important: Prolonged Use may eliminate tension, anxiety, insomnia, fear and
despair.
Warning: May cause Lightheartedness.
Get
the Bible verses now.
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3) Ice-Breaker:
Wet Noodle Dance
This is somewhat like musical chairs,
but no one is out. On Wednesday night when we want to encourage new
friendships,
this is what we do:
1. Have someone play a CD. (The more exciting the music the better.)
2. Tell the children when they hear the music they are to go around all the
chairs, or could be tables or just the room, in the same direction and
wiggle and jiggle like a wet noodle.
3. Now tell them to look to their left and right at who is sitting next to
them. Most likely it will be a friend they usually sit with.
4. Tell them that when the music stops they are to sit next to two new
people.
5. Once they are reseated they . . . Get
the rest of this Ice-Breaker
Activity.
Do you have a great ice-breaker idea
to share? Send it to: submissions@sundayschoolnework.com
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4) Devotional: Made With Clay . . .
The thought of "why am I here?" is very
prevalent. So prevalent as to be the foundation to many books and
philosophies. The desire to be relevant or impacting, the desire to be the
hero appears to be a core desire of most people. And to find this purpose
mankind has gone to great lengths to stand out. But what if that is all
wrong? What if it is not the what we do but the why we do it?
Get
today's adult devotional.
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