Even if you’re not an American citizen, you recognize the significance of July the fourth. That unique day is more than just the 185th day of the year, it signifies the birth of a nation over 240 years ago. The original 13 American colonies experienced birth pains during that revolution. Because so much time has…
FAQ:1) How do I get my student signed up? No registration required, just show up at any Hope Campus during any service time and ask First Impressions to direct you to the MSM area. Service times and locations here 2) How does drop off and pick up work? Students check themselves in and get their own sticker…
“But we have this treasure in earthen vessels, so that the surpassing greatness of the power will be of God and not from ourselves;” 2 Corinthians 4:7 NASB One cool thing I’ve noticed over the years: a friendship forged with another special needs parent goes miles deeper and miles faster than the typical newly-formed relationship. I’ve…
*The following is excerpted from an online article posted on HealthDay. Being bullied as a youngster may lead to lifelong struggles in adulthood. New research warns that victims of teenage bullying face a 40% greater risk for mental health problems by the time they hit their mid-20s. Young adults with a history of adolescent bullying…
Mercy in Love Read Luke 10:25-37 or summarize it for your family. The parable of the Good Samaritan is a great example of showing mercy in love. Jesus used the parable to correct the false understanding of who our neighbors are and what our duty to them is. Jesus also commands us to not only…
MSM Small Group Teaching Series May 2019 Whether you’re the parent of a sixth, seventh or eighth grader, you and your student are in a phase full of transition and transformation! In MSM, we recognize that this is a pivotal point in your student’s journey, and it’s our desire to keep partnering with you to help…
What’s That For? While you are cooking in the kitchen, collect an assortment of items such as: cheese grater, pizza cutter, candy thermometer, etc. and ask: What does it do? What is it used for? Explain that each item was made for a specific purpose (to grate cheese, cut a pizza, or determine cooking temperature)….
MSM Small Group Teaching Series April 2019 What We’re Learning: Jesus was a man who died thousands of years ago, but His story doesn’t end there. Jesus was also God’s son and He conquered death and is alive today. In fact, as Christians our lives can be built around a single purpose: Because Jesus lives….
That child could have been me, I thought as I read through one of the responses to my survey about stress and compassion fatigue in caregivers. The respondent said her sixth-year-old child lived with intellectual delays caused by an untreated Rh factor blood disorder. The mother also said that she is still her child’s primary caregiver. With a…
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