I taught the SEARA course on the book of Luke in Patos. It was
good because this gospel is so deep; it was frustrating because it was
impossible to cram so much life-changing material into a weekend. We
went from Thursday night to Sunday.
The SEARA Program
(Harvest) has the intent to prepare church workers for the work, and
this group of seven (many more audit the course) have been working at it
for four years. They will finally graduate on December 5th.
You might think that one week of 60 screaming, starving for attention kids is more than enough for the year, but no, here is João Pessoa we doubled the fun, doing a repeat of VBS back to back: four more days with the Mangabeira congregation. inviting the children who go to the school where the church meets. VBS is indeed a lot of fun, but a lot of work, the kids, though, who love it and who start getting a taste for God’s word for the first time make it worth it. Acting out the story of Joseph in Eygpt, teaching how God cares for us and blesses us, resurrecting King TUT (Jeremy Newlin) and the Mummy in skits that teaching these truths, are all part of creating an experience that boys and girls will remember for years. Lori Hagewood did an excellent job organizing this ministry, and we thank the Joelton church of Christ for ...
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