In my sermon last week I talked about getting into the habit of daily Bible reading. I’ve challenged my own kids to begin reading the…
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New Church Adventure in Penhold
I am very pleased to announce that a brand new church is being plantedĀ in Penhold! The Penhold Church of Hope is scheduled to hold its…
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I’ve decided to do something I’ve never done before. I am going to be part of a blog book tour. Just recently Ava Semerau sent…
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Just for those of you who are familiar with Camp Little Red (or at looking for a great Bible camp in central Alberta), check out…
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The objective of this team building exercise is simple – hard boil an egg. The catch is that it is to be boiled in the middle of a river. This is a great team building exercise that requires not only teamwork, but also ingenuity, perseverance, and some fire starting skills.
How It Works
Each team starts with one egg, one tin can, and one matchbook. They are given an area in which them must hard boil their egg. Usually the water should be about knee deep, but you can adjust the depth according to your location and your particular group. The deeper the water, the greater the difficulty – especially in moving water.
1 CommentCreating Vision for Your Youth Group Leadership
I am a firm believer in having a youth group executive or youth council or whatever you call it – a group of the core, committed youth that you can mentor and develop into dedicated and properly equipped leaders. Why, you may ask? Because it is these kids that will be on the church boards, leadership committees, pastors, missionaries, Bible school professors, and the like. The dedicated ones now are going to be the dedicated ones years down the road. They will be the church. I am absolutely convinced that investing large amounts of time, money, effort into developing these teens is well worth it. But this isn’t meant to be an essay on why we should invest in our kids, (that may come later), but rather a how-to on creating a vision for your youth group leadership.
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