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LOGOS Bible Study: Creative, Relevant, Teachable

Posted by Tracey Daniels at Jul 04, 2018

Fall is quickly approaching! What will your LOGOS ministry or young people’s Sunday school use for Bible study? Faith for Life is our creative, relevant, teachable Bible study curriculum. It includes nine courses (grades K-8) that can easily be combined for multi-age classes. Written by some of the very best Christian educators, Faith for Life encourages learning the stories and truths of the Bible using sound educational and theological principles. Each course contains 25 fully downloadable sessions. Find more information, including our free Scope and Sequence and sample sessions here.

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DeHaven LOGOS Fund Exceeds Fundraising Goal!

Posted by Liz Perraud at Oct 09, 2017

Thank you! We did it! In 2016 the GenOn Board of Directors approved the creation of the DeHaven LOGOS Fund to support Christian churches who have established or wish to start a LOGOS weekly ministry as a means of being an intergenerational church, yet have limited funds to do so. Thomas Kanavy, member of the GenOn Board of Directors says this of the importance of the DeHaven fund, “LOGOS builds thriving churches and we have 50 years of evidence to support this claim. The DeHaven Grant was introduced as a way to bring LOGOS into financially distressed communities and to...

Partnering with families in faith formation

Posted by Liz Perraud at May 23, 2017

One of my favorite rooms on a LOGOS evening is the kitchen. There's a buzz about that place-I've seen it in churches all over no matter the size of the program or the sophistication of the meals. In my church we've had a year of a busted dishwasher, a broken hot water heater, hurt (and healed!) feelings, deeply personal stories, and rounds of the flu. Too many people some nights and not enough people other nights. And yet there's a common purpose (to deliver dinner on time!) and always a welcoming atmosphere for those seeking a place to serve at...

Faith formation at home

Posted by Liz Perraud at May 22, 2017

By Laura Sambito, Highlands United Presbyterian Church, Jacksonville, Fl How can I help them always remember that God loves them? I'm sure every parent has asked this question at least a time or two. As a mom of two young boys and church educator to about 50 more young people, I have spent many hours contemplating this question. So, when our LOGOS schedule allowed for adding a designated "Worship Skills" time, I wanted it to be focused on more than just music, which has been our norm. In the fall, our children learned about the liturgical calendar, parts of worship,...

If Wednesday is the new Sunday then what does that mean for Christian education?

Posted by Liz Perraud at May 15, 2017

There was a day when schools and communities guarded Wednesday night as “church night.” Rarely were school sports practices or evening events scheduled. And then there wasn’t that day. Maybe the practice was more of a Bible Belt thing—most common in the south and midwest states. Growing up in the DC area I have no memory of Wednesday night reserved for religious reasons and it certainly wasn’t the case for my children. We all know about the gradual erosion of Sunday morning as “sacred” time. About 20 years ago, our soccer club ruled that no game would start prior to...