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Junior High and Middle School Talksheets Psalms and Proverbs-Updated!: 50 Creative Discussions for Junior High Youth Groups
These updated discussion starters based on the wisdom books of the Old Testament can stand alone or lead into a full-blown Bible study with help from the leaders� accompanying instructions. Includes Bible references, Internet resources, and other suggested further activities.
Book Details
- Publisher: Zondervan
- Publish Date: Jun 11st, 2001
- Pages: 112
- Language: English
- Edition: Updated - undefined
- Dimensions: 11.00in - 8.54in - 0.32in - 0.68lb
- EAN: 9780310238515
- Categories: • Christian Education - Children & Youth• Christian Ministry - Youth• Biblical Studies - Bible Study Guides
About the Author
Bundschuh, Rick: - Rick Bundschuh serves as a teaching pastor at Kauai Christian Fellowship, and he also continues to write and illustrate material for various publishers. He lives with his beautiful wife, Lauren, their kids, a weenie dog, and a quiver of surfboards in Poipu, Hawaii. Rick authored Soul Surfer: The Bethany Hamilton Story, Simon and Shuster.
Finley, Tom: - A beach-loving Kauai dweller, Tom Finley is a veteran youth worker, cartoonist, writer, and editor.
Praise for this book
'This resource is a must-have for every youth worker... One of the best features is the ability to edit the Talksheets, enabling the users to delete a question they don' t want or add something specific to their group. The program is very user-friendly, so even those who are computer illiterate should find it easy to use. It's well worth the cost, a resource you' ll find yourself coming back to week after week.'--YouthWorker Journal