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Church-Based Children's Programswith Uncle HaroldDear Pastor and Congregation; Greetings in the Name of our LORD JESUS CHRIST. Are you looking for ways to reach New Families? ... You can do it through Children's Meetings! Boys and Girls ages five to twelve years old will believe in the Saviour if they have an opportunity to hear and see the Bible Stories clearly presented at their level of understanding. ![]() Please prayerfully look over this material and contact me by phone if you are interested. Children will believe in our Saviour if given the opportunity to hear and see Bible Stories. Sincerely in Christ, Uncle Harold "And He spake many things unto them in parables" (Matthew 13:3) HOW YOUR CHURCH CAN PLAN FOR CHILDREN'S MEETINGS1. Appoint someone to oversee the preparations for Children's Meetings in your Church. This person is called a "Co-ordinator".2. Select people in your Church to serve on at least one of the following Teams:
ROOM AND BOARD ACCOMMODATIONfor "Uncle Harold" during his Ministry at your ChurchLODGING: For the sake of Christian propriety, the Speaker should not be billeted at the home of a "single parent" family, nor in the home of a family where the father works a night shift. It is suggested that the Speaker be billeted in the home of an older couple for several reasons: a) The Speaker will need a quiet atmosphere to "come-home-to" after an exhausting Children's Meeting. b) Young families with smaller Children often do not have the extra space to accommodate guests. MEALS: The Host Couple need only provide the following meals as indicated: a) BREAKFAST: A simple LIGHT breakfast of toast and peanut butter, and coffee. b) LUNCH: This is the Speaker's MAIN MEAL of the day, and as such it ought to be a heavy meal. Nothing fancy, just plain "meat and potatoes" style. A plain hearty meal served in Christian love is all that is required. (Sometimes various families in the church desire to have the Speaker at their home for the noon meal.) c) SUPPER: A BAG LUNCH for supper is all that the Speaker needs. This can be given to him at noon after lunch so that he can take it with him to eat later just before the main Children's Meeting. The "bag lunch" should consist of sandwiches, a piece of fruit and a few cookies, etc. Nothing fancy please. The above pattern for meals is designed to accommodate the Speaker in a way whereby he can be at his best to conduct the Children's Meetings. It is very difficult to go into action on a full stomach This is why the heavy meal is at noon with a bag lunch at night. It is wise that wherever meals are scheduled that Husband and Wife are present. It isn't wise for the Speaker to be in a situation where he is alone with somebody else's wife and children. It doesn't look good to all concerned. Please see the Schools section for information about getting Uncle Harold to your school. | |||
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