Imagine being 82 years-old and having to abruptly leave your home, climb down a mountain in the dark, and flee from approaching wildfires. That’s exactly what happened to Robert and Daryl Hullander as they barely escaped the wildfires in Gatlinburg, TN. The Hullanders, who have been married 57 years, survived one of the worst disasters… Read More When Fires Are Raging
In my last post, I told of how our congregation at the Karns church of Christ decided that we wanted to be proactive in reaching out to children and their families in the special needs community. Never being a part of something like this, I felt somewhat overwhelmed and unsure of where to start. To… Read More “Forever His”-Part 2
Aren’t you continually amazed at how fast technology changes? What may be more amazing to me is how quickly I fall behind and how it comes so easily to younger generations! You don’t have to look far to see a baby on a tablet or a toddler on a computer. Elementary age children can show… Read More 9 Ways to Use Technology in Bible Class
Week after week, lesson after lesson. They prepare, they decorate, they laminate. They give their time to teach you and your children. They don’t do it to receive a paycheck. In fact, they often spend money out of their own pocket to buy supplies and treats. They don’t do it to get recognition or… Read More 5 Ways to Shock a Bible Class Teacher
Is your congregation concerned about Bible class attendance? Do you have a similar number for Bible class as you do for worship time on Sunday mornings? Do you have a similar number returning for Wednesday evening Bible study? As an adult, why do we so often say (sarcastic tone), “Oh, great, it’s Wednesday night. It’s… Read More 6 Ways to Kill a Bible Class
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