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Communicating Care | Sunday School Solutions
Children today live in a world where they are constantly looking to be accepted. How can we, as teachers, show them that we care about them, but more importantly that God cares about them? There are hundreds of things that you could do to show children you care.
Missions Minded
“And Jesus came and said to them, ‘…Go therefore and make disciples of all nations…’” The Great Commission. Jesus’ final command was to go tell people about the Lord Jesus and how to follow Him. Do the children you teach in Sunday school know how important that is? Do you?
IMPACT Annual Report 2018 Ministry Statistics
Taking the Gospel to Every Child, Every Nation, Every Day is a daunting task and will not be accomplished without sacrifice. See how God has used CEF to accomplish His mission in this edition of the IMPACT magazine.
Being Properly Prepared
“What a weekend… I’m just gonna have to wing it!” Have you ever said this about something you definitely should not wing? Maybe it was a presentation at school or a performance in a play. But have you ever said this as you were about to teach Sunday School? It can be hard to find time to prepare for class, but preparation helps us as teachers do our best for God and our students. Here are three tips to help you be properly prepared.
Keeping Parents Involved
One of the biggest struggles for Sunday school teachers is how to motivate parents to be involved in the teaching process. Do the parents of the kids in your class know what their children are being taught?
How to Make Sure Kids Get Answers
Try these effective tactics to help you manage your class time, even when your students have paralyzing amounts of questions.
From Fleeing for Life to Finding New Life in Refugee Camp
“Everyone was fleeing for their lives!” Francis Candiga, national director of CEF South Sudan, told us. South Sudan gained its independence from Sudan in 2011 after many years of war.
Refugee Children Come to True Refuge
What would you pack if you were fleeing for your life? Annet Kiden Ide, education director for CEF of South Sudan, remembers the day she fled.
What if You Were Living the News?
When you watch the evening news, do you find world events disturbing? Do they sometimes produce anxiety? Do you wonder what God could be doing in these often horrible situations? What if you were the one living it?