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Parents' Corner: Parents' Role in Raising a Faith-Filled Child

Encountering LOGOS in West Virginia

Cardboard Bricks, Little Sanctuaries, and All-Church Choirs

Intergenerational Mission Projects That Work!

Build Cross-Generational Relationships on Sunday Mornings

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Parents' Corner: Parents' Role in Raising a Faith-Filled Child

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Relationships within a church setting prove to be one of the most rewarding investments you can make to facilitate faith growth in your child’s life. Helping your children to engage with others in your church is easier in small to medium-sized churches. Parents need to be proactive in making sure this happens in your church. Be involved, take a leadership role, go with your child to church, encourage your child to make close friends within your church family.

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Encountering LOGOS in West Virginia

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When I went to the LOGOS Encounter at First Presbyterian Church in Charleston, West Virginia, in March, I didn’t know what to expect. ... My first impression was the commitment to and love of LOGOS among the people from First Presbyterian – which I saw as a representation of the love they have for the children, youth, and adults in their church. For them, LOGOS has been a way to develop and grow Christian relationships in their faith community – which is exactly the point of the program. They love what LOGOS has done in their church, and they wanted to make it even better through this training.

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Cardboard Bricks, Little Sanctuaries, and All-Church Choirs

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A small, Methodist church where my grandmother was a member was my first Christian community experience, if you don’t count my other grandmother’s small, Episcopal church where I was christened. I have little to no memory of it, but I do have a picture of what I assume is my Sunday school class, with all the children sitting on cardboard bricks and being taught by a man with a buzz cut, circa 1965. I was about three or four years old, and my eyes are focused squarely on the teacher.

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Intergenerational Mission Projects That Work!

Posted by Suzie Lane at

Looking for mission/outreach projects your whole church can do together? Need some directions for planning and implementing your projects? Thinking about an intergenerational mission trip? We have all the answers and more in our How and Why of Intergenerational Mission. In it, we share the theological background for doing mission projects with multiple generations, and discuss the inclusion of mission projects as part of other activities where different generations are gathered. This is a perfect resource for planning church-wide summer activities that help out others. Download it today! https://www.genonministries.org/collections/intergenerational-ministries/products/lt-im Even more great intergenerational ministry resources here: https://www.genonministries.org/pages/intergenerational-ministry-tools-support

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Build Cross-Generational Relationships on Sunday Mornings

Posted by Tracey Daniels at

What is Sunday LIFT?
A curriculum for churches that are looking to build cross-generational relationships on Sunday mornings. It can take the place of other Christian education or formation ministries or be used in addition to programming that already exists within your church.

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