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Sunday the 24th we had a really good discussion. We talked about the ministry ideas that we want to do over the summer, and this is what was recorded, put on the web as a reminder so everyone can be thinking about it until the time comes to develop some of these ideas. And as Ed was telling me yesterday, ideas are great, but they will never become anything but ideas if we don't
DO something,
followup, commit, sacrifice, and make it a priority to
work together as a team and individually to
spread the Gospel of Christ that we profess to believe in.
This is what we discussed:
special events
sweet corn festival / tracts
individual tasks / jobs
group tasks
Magic Waters
incoming freshman
tournaments
small groups / informal bible studies hosted in someone's house
meeting outside of youth group for one on one study/ work/ encouragement
frequent advertisement
follow ups/calling people
Cookie Ministry
Paw Paw event
concert
participation
free food
door prizes
library of books and music
The Box
fund raising (Colleen)
newsletter
bulletin board
Lewis and I are planning a scavenger hunt set for May 14th.
Lisa is in charge of planning the fund raising for Colleen.
If anyone thinks of anything more, feel free to comment. But let us not forget these ideas! This will require
commitment and
sacrifice from everybody.
Expect to be asked to do some jobs and tasks mentioned above. But be honest and say if you're not willing to make the commitment, because business and work and other excuses like that are only that, excuses. We have to continue to
work while we still have the opportunity! We have time for what we want to have time for, therefore a person's attendance and willingness to serve are an indication of how much they really care about the youth group. It is hard to be active and do things, and keep tabs on things, if work gets in the way. I am not saying that everybody has to attend every time we meet, nor am I saying that it is a sin to miss, but think about it...
your earthly commitments reflect your divine commitments!
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