How To Shepherd Children In A World Full Of Wolves
$16.99
How to Shepherd Children is chock-full of invaluable information for every children’s worker-whether pastor or layperson. This book will help you discover how to reach children for Christ at an early age and keep them genuinely interested while developing their roots of faith, so they are much less likely to give in to the beckon and attraction of the “wolves” of the world. This book explains why children’s ministry is so important, how God can use you to influence children for Him, how to help children live the life God intends, how to create an exciting and successful children’s ministry, how to properly visit the homes of children, how to be a better teacher, where to look for children’s curriculum, and more! 156 pages.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780941005661
ISBN10: 0941005666
Herb Owen
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2014
Publisher: ChurchGrowth.org/Ephesians Four Ministries
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