TeamKID February 25th

This Week at TeamKID: The Courage to be WISE!

Children can understand that Solomon was a wise king and that they can have the courage to ask God for wisdom, just as Solomon did. Children can also learn the difference between wisdom and knowledge as they study the life and example of Solomon.

Biblical Reference: 1 Kings 3:5:5-15; 4:29-34

Coaches This Week:
Lisa P.
Bob H.
Gina S.
Kimberlee J.

Camp KIDJAM 09 Deposits DUE

Please do not forget to get your paperwork and/or deposits in. You may register at the church office before 1pm up until Wednesday. Or you can register at the church on Wednesday evening from 6:00-8:00pm. Registration will be closed after Wednesday night!

TeamKID Meeting- February 18th

This week at TeamKID: Courage to Admit When I Do Wrong
Children can learn that when they do wrong, they can ask for forgiveness from God and those they hurt. They can learn that admitting wrongdoing takes courage and God can give them that courage.

Biblical Reference: 2 Samuel 11:27-12:10, 13: Psalm 51: 1-13: Acts 13:22

Coaches This Week:
Bruce S.
Katherine C.
Jonathan S.
Kimberlee J.

SNACKS: The Stinsons

WACKY GLASSES at TeamKIDs This Week!

Guess what? It is wacky glasses night at TeamKID this week!! And guess what else??? It is STORE NIGHT, too! Be ready for a lot of fun this Wednesday!

Preview:
We live in a world where much emphasis is placed on outwards looks and apparel. Children can learn that God is concerned with a person's heart and actions more than looks. Children can learn to accept all people, even those who are different, as people who are valued to God.

Biblical Reference: 1 Samuel 16:1-13

Coaches this Week:
John Rowe
Karon Rowe
Lydia Vestal
Gina Stinson

TeamKID's Mission

Our TeamKID’s club has been participating in a local mission for one particular Gunter student named Jacob. All the mission money collected at the TeamKID sign-in table will be donated to the “Broken Hearts Ministries”, that will enable Jacob to have special equipment for his riding lessons.

Jacob had a condition known as lissencephaly. The brain normally has an irregular surface of what is termed gyri.. However, in lissencephaly the surface tends to be partially or completely lacking of these gyri and is therefore smooth. Lissencephaly encompasses a group of these malformations of the brain and it affects kids differently from a neurological status. Jacob, for example, was born with this condition and it has effected his ability to swallow, eat, talk, walk, etc.How can “Broken Heart’s Ministries” help Jacob???? “Therapeutic riding is extremely effective. In addition to the physical benefits, it offers psychological benefits because riders feel a sense of achievement and control. Therapeutic riding requires both balance and muscular control and that often enhances or expedites recovery. The slow, continuous rhythmic motion of the gait of the horse is therapeutic and helps develop the muscles around the spine.”Our goal this year is to provide “Broken Hearts Ministries” and Jacob with at least $500 or more to put towards his specialized equipment so he can have the opportunity to enjoy and achieve these benefits through this type of service.It is exciting to see our children excited about participating in this Mission!