here. In it, I highlighted 5 reasons why this should be a very viable option for your youth program to help out with. Well, this week is V.B.S. week at Cedar Run and because of this I am going to show some give real-time examples of how the 5 reasons really shine through. I will post these examples over the course of the week 1 per day. Reason 1: You are supporting another ministry at your church. In my June blog about this, I said:
- Too many times in church world, I have seen Ministry Department Heads get territorial and want to do what is best for their ministry only. They don’t care what happens in the other departments, just as long as their needs are being met. I’m sorry but that is NOT an effective way to do ministry. Ministries within the church need to partner together and work to bring all people, young and old, into a relationship with Christ. By having the youth support the children’s ministry, you are supporting the church. As a youth minister you are saying that you value another ministry just as much as yours and that want to support what they are doing to further the kingdom of heaven. It is a great model.
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[caption id="attachment_1125" align="alignright" width="225" caption="Some of our youth playing games with some of the children at this year's V.B.S."]
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