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Core 52 - Growing Your Bible IQ
On the very first page of the introduction, Mark Moore lays out the purpose of the book when we references a study which concludes Bible engagement is “the single most powerful predictor of spiritual growth.” From that point on Core52 provides a great tool for readers to engage with the Bible.
I’ve had the opportunity to sit under Mark Moore’s teaching at a number of events where he is the…
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Resources for Parents on Social Media, Apps & Phones
Resources for Parents on Social Media, Apps & Phones
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Conversations about phone use and social media are happening all over the place. I saw a piece on the news about how Saturday Night Live cast member Pete Davidson has been a victim of online bullying. He was engaged to Ariana Grande and their break up kept them in the spotlight. On top of that he recently…
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What's Right About Youth Ministry
As I was placing an order on the The Youth Cartel website, I saw a new book had recently been released : What’s Right About Youth Ministry. It was on sale (I think) and I had already qualified for free shipping, so I thought, “Why not? I’ve been trying to do more reading and it looks like a good read.” It was.
The book was authored by Mark Oestreicher (Marko). He has been a part of the youth…
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Fortnite and Your Family
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Even if you aren’t into video games and rarely (if ever) play, you have heard of Fortnite. People talk about it all the time and it has spilled off the screen into our culture. This summer, while at a high school conference, some of our students were doing dance moves from Fortnite. Another student, from another youth group – a…
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#WorldAdoptionDay @daytonmomsblog
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It’s hard to believe how much has changed since this picture was taken. Max is now 5 and is in his second year of preschool. Eli wasn’t even a blip on our radar, yet we can’t imagine our family without him. Adoption has changed so many people and so many families and we are excited to once again celebrate it through World Adoption Day.
World Adoption Dayis a world-wide celebration of adoption. It…
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The Life Giving Leader
When I first started reading The Life Giving Leader, I honestly wondered if we needed another book on leadership. Certainly not everything has been said that could be said about leadership, but I know there are lots of resources available for leaders. As I read Tyler’s Reagin’s book, I saw the value in what he had to share.
As the President of Catalyst, I know Reagin is in a position of…
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Have You Heard about Offline October
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So, have you heard about Offline October? Today was the first I heard about it.
Knowing that teens spend an average of 9 hours a day on their phones, they check their phones 157 times a day, send out more than 208 Snapchats, spend nearly an hour on Instagram, a movement has started to unplug. I don’t know much about the movement…
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My Name is Kate and I’m an Addict @DaytonMomsBlog
photo credit: Iker Merodio | Photography Welcome, Martin (the Beginning) via photopin (license)If you have been following any part of our adoption journey, you may know we have a good relationship with Max’s birth mom, Mommy Kate. We have the opportunity to celebrate birthdays, Christmas and other occasions together.
A little over a year and a half ago Cheryl wrote about our relationship with…
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Interesting Info on Gen Z
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This week I’ve read a few interesting things about Gen Z.
Generation Z is made up of those who were born 1999 to 2015; they are today’s preteens and teenagers.
A lot has been written about Millenials (born 1984 to 1998) as they are the largest generation in the US workforce (35% of today’s labor force).
There were two different…
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Teens Talk Social Media - Part 2
Last week I posted some information about a recent Common Sense Media report where teens shared how much time they spend on social media and their phones. A few days ago, the TODAY show did a special series sharing the same information.
TODAY interviewed a family with three teenagers and talked to them about their social media habits. They also talked to the mother and got her thoughts on how…
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Teens Talk Social Media
Common Sense Media just released a report on teens and how they use social media. They asked more than 1,100 teenagers (13- to 17-year-olds) to find out their thoughts and how they use social media. Here are a few highlights:
89% of teens have a smartphone
Snapchat is their main social media site
57% of all teens agree that social media distracts them when they should be doing homework
29%of teen…
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Nathan's Story
On Sunday (Sept. 16, 2018) one of our high school seniors was baptized by one of our adult leaders. Nathan has been a part of our church family and student ministry for several years. He has been connected to our community for years, but waited until this week to take the step of baptism. In his video he shares why.
There a…
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Our Son @DaytonMomsBlog
Almost two weeks ago we celebrated Eli’s first birthday. We gave him his own cupcake so he could go to town and make a mess and spread icing all over his face.
His birthday wasn’t just a celebration of his birth, but also of adoption. Cheryl wrote about her thoughts about Eli’s birth mom as we prepared to have his first birthday.
In final paragraph, she writes this:
Tomorrow he turns 1, and as I…
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What's Your Parenting Style?
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I receive regular emails from Growing Leaders and today’s blog post was so interesting to me that I wanted to share it.
There is much written about the Millennial generation and Generation Z, but this article (and the related video) focuses on the parents and identifies potential parenting styles. The author said in the…
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Parenting 2.0 @DaytonMomsBlog
Cheryl is back on the Dayton Moms Blog today and her post looks at parenting in this season of our lives. Many of you have read about our adoption journey as we have added two little boys to our family over the past 5 years. This Sunday (April 22) we will celebrate our four-year old’s Gotcha Day and we finalized the adoption of our youngest on February 14 of this year. Cheryl writes about some of…
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Looking Back on our Mexico Trip 2018
We started planning for our Mexico 2018 trip in the summer of 2017. After months of planning and emails and meetings and fund-raising, we were able to make the trip over Spring Break (March 26-30). We flew from Columbus to Phoenix and then drove to Rocky Point, Mexico, to meet our house build family and get to work on their house. In two and a half days we were able to work together with the…
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Another Way to Support our Mexico Team '18 // March 4 & 11
Our team of 20 is making preparations for our trip to Rocky Point, Mexico, March 26-30 . . . we are about one month away! Many in our church family offered their support by purchasing a Build Hope shirt. We sent in our second order last week and between the two orders we purchased almost 80 shirts. The sale of those shirts will generate approximately $500 for our team. Thanks to all who ordered…
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