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November is National Adoption Month. Won't you take a moment to read about three different adoption stories -- 1 that took place over 2,000 years ago, 1 that took place nearly 14 years ago, and 1 that could take place today!
My darling boys, Earlier this summer, we planted sunflower seeds together. The package said that the seeds would grow to be 12 feet tall. It was difficult for you to understand what 12 feet tall meant, and you were skeptical when I told you that the flowers would grow to be taller than your dad.... Continue Reading →
September 2014 The prayer calendar for September 2014 is here! Be sure to download your free pdf copy and help your kids pray BIG this month! Also, if you enjoy the prayer calendars, you may enjoy Friday Family Bible Time! This is a new feature here at Ministry Mom that gives ideas for how to... Continue Reading →
Do you want to help your children set achievable goals for this school year? This is a Bible study designed to help you do just that. Using Scripture, this study is divided into five lessons that help you and your child create achievable goals in the areas of spiritual, physical, social, and academic growth. It... Continue Reading →
Prayer is such an important part of a Christian's life. It is through prayer where we communicate and connect with the One who loves us more than anyone else – our Father God. As parents, we want our children to have intimate relationships with Jesus Christ. We want them to read their Bibles and we... Continue Reading →
1 Thessalonians 5:17 tells us to "Pray Continually". That means we should pray ALL THE TIME! While this can prove difficult with our daily schedules in today's world, here are some suggestions that can help you and your family put this principle into practice in a practical way. Some of these you can do with... Continue Reading →
We need to be intentional in sharing our faith with our children, so here is a list of 26 different ways to do just that. Try using some of these with your family this summer. A Act out Adventures: Give your child paper plates, yarn, construction paper and other craft items to design costumes and... Continue Reading →
We need to be intentional about helping our children grow as Christians and the summer is the perfect time to make this happen! In this post, you will find my summer Bible reading plans for children for 2014. Each week focuses on a different attribute of God and includes a Psalm, an Old Testament and... Continue Reading →
Cheri Gamble 