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Baptism Follow Up Guide

The level to which you are able to minister to students is often directly related the level of intentionality you are putting into your follow-up process. Here is a simple three-week follow-up process to help you move students from salvation to baptism.

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Bible Drill Manual

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For an explanation of the Bible Drill ministry for children, youth, and high school, including details about how to conduct Bible drills, read the...

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Children's Missions Discipleship: Drop-in Mission Lessons

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If you are unable to introduce a weekly missions discipleship program, try applying it to your existing Sunday School or small groups. Take 10-15...

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Children's Missions Discipleship: Missions Offering and Promotion

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Each Arkansas Baptist church receives a packet/box of special missions offering materials some two to three months before the emphasis month. The...

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Children's Missions Discipleship: On-going Curriculum

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Children meet weekly for 1 to 1 ½ hours. The following curriculum is available to assist with providing a weekly missions education program for...

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Choosing Curriculum for Childhood Ministry

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A checklist for choosing an effective curriculum for childhood ministries

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Developing a Children's Worship Ministry

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Helps to assist a church in planning and developing a children's worship time

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Student Medical Release Form

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Need a medical release for your students?

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VBS Prayer Strategy Ideas

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These prayer ideas were designed with Galactic Starveyors in mind. However, they can be easily adapted for other resources and events.

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Volunteer Background Check Authorization Form

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Good guys don't always wear superhero capes, and bad guys don't always have shifty eyes and devious-sounding chuckles. In real life, discerning the heroes from the villains often requires more than a visual assessment. That means you can't know whether someone is "good" or "bad" by looking at them when they walk through the front door of your church and volunteer to serve.