George Swinnock ~ As arrows. Children are compared to “arrows”. Now, we know that sticks are not by nature arrows; they do not grow so, but they are made so; by nature they are knotty and rugged, but by art they are made smooth and handsome. So children by nature are rugged and untoward, but […]

Children goes to school in uniforms. On their uniform is a school badge. On the school badge are symbols, icons and a motto. Passersby seeing the badge goes “Ah, this child goes to that school. Water baptism is like that badge. There’s death, burial and resurrection for its symbols. The motto is Unity & Love. […]

Is “train up your children the way they should go and when they are old they shall not depart from it” (proverbs 22:6) a promise or a principle? Is this family apologetics?

I took this photo last July at Fort Mountain State Park, here in North Georgia, on a hiking path. Four of our granddaughters had come to spend a week with Nana and Papa, and hiking with them through the mountains was grand, though they moved more swiftly with the grace of youth, and I took […]

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These Crisis Response lessons were developed to help children ages 6-11 who may be feeling emotionally vulnerable due to the COVID-19 pandemic. <!–

View this email in your browser Helping Families Cope with COVID-19 During this time of the global pandemic, all of us are asking God for answers. Even though we may not know the answers to our questions, we do know for certain that God is in control. Often, however, we struggle to find ways to help children address these same issues in age-appropriate ways.  With that in mind, the Pathway team hopes you find this Free Resource helpful. These “COVID Crisis Response” lessons can be used in small group or family settings. Feel free to use and share these with the children in your lives. We continue to keep you and your family in our prayers. <!– –> These five lessons were developed to help children ages 6-11 who may be feeling emotionally vulnerable due to the COVID-19 pandemic. They may have fears and worries that result from health concerns, family financial struggles, and the rapid changes taking place in their schools, churches, and communities. They may have friends or family members who are sick or who have died. They need to know that God has not forsaken them. Topics addressed include worry, fear, loss, prayer, and helping. Click Here to Download Your Free Resource <!– –> <!– –> <!– –> Our mailing address is: 1080 Montgomery Ave NE, Cleveland, TN 37311 Or call us @ 1-800-553-8506 Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.