What can you do to promote family ministries at church? This booklet provides creative family ministry ideas to incorporate into your Sabbath school, church ministries, children's ministries, or community outreach programs.
Throughout history, men and women from all walks of life have mentored others, imparting knowledge and life skills. Today, mentoring goes beyond career development; it has lifelong consequences, leading to personal and professional transformation. Reflect on your experience—victories and... [Show more]
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This booklet is part of Children's Ministries certification. Track #5 Leadership reminds us first and foremost how important it is to follow the TRUE Leader for success in ministry. Leadership also covers skills and information particular to Children's Ministries. Paperback. Copyright 2019. 80... [Show more]
Remember the old rhyme, “Mirror, mirror on the wall, who’s the fairest of them all?” As a child, did you discover the answer? As an adult, are you satisfied with what you found? Welcome to Who’s the Greatest, a program designed to help 2nd, 3rd and 4th graders discover the... [Show more]
This booklet is part of Children's Ministries certification. Track #5 Leadership reminds us first and foremost how important it is to follow the TRUE Leader for success in ministry. Leadership also covers skills and information particular to Children's Ministries. This book is created as the... [Show more]
The Adventurer Bible Game is a group-based Bible challenge that tests the Adventurers’ knowledge of sections of scripture. Each year a new block of scripture is assigned and excited Adventurers and their parents/caregivers commit themselves to study those passages of God’s Word. The... [Show more]
This booklet is part of Children's Ministries certification. Track #2 Teaching Children imparts ideas and educational theories that help teach children in ways that are fun, dynamic, and spiritual. Copyright 2018. 23 pages.
This book demonstrates that no longer must women refrain from scholarship or from teaching in areas like New Testament, Old Testament, systematic theology, ethics, and praxis. Women scholars who had presented papers for the Adventist Society for Religious Studies prepared their papers for... [Show more]
