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… logical lines. learn through their experiences at home, church, preschool, caregivers. learn with their whole bodies; … Do your best to make the learning fun; make your room a “safe” and friendly place where kids will want to be every … out of fear of punishment or to win approval. sense that “church” is a good place to be.. recite simple prayers ; in …
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… district director of children’s ministry for the Wesleyan church in West Michigan put it this way, “Moses wasn’t just … for an hour each week.” That hour once a week provides a safe place for kids who have grown up in the church and also …
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… professes a desire to know Jesus better or to “join the church.” struggles with doubts or fears about his … You may wish to talk to her after class or at some other church function. If you do, make sure you do so in a safe, public place where you will not frighten the child or …
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… to provide a warm and comfortable environment in our church school programs for children with disabilities. It's … to understand specific needs. You can start by providing a safe physical environment and lots of encouragement for the …
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… laughs at or makes fun of anyone else—kids need to feel safe to question assumptions); be fair but flexible, … but do so in the context of peers, school, media, and church; belonging to the church and participating in its … With Me curriculum); encourage kids to participate in your church’s worship services and outreach ministries. Gently …
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… As churches become more intentional about connecting with their … to such as these” (Matt. 19:14). Q. Is it my job as a church school teacher to lead a child to Jesus? A. Yes! … other church function. If you do, make sure you do so in a safe, public place where you will not frighten the child or …