
NEW HOLIDAY SERIES FROM CMI!
Start out the new year right by
celebrating all the holidays
from a Christian perspective.
Children's Ministry International announces
its newest product, "THE HOLIDAY SERIES". We know many of you
have been waiting for some time for this and we've had some "false starts
and stops". What we wanted to do is to take all the holidays we now
celebrate and look at them through the "spectacles or glasses of Scripture"
to see how we best could honor Christ through them.
In II Corinthians 10:21 Paul tells us "that whether you eat, or drink
or whatever you do, do it all to the glory of God". How often do
we simply take the time off on these special holidays or go through
symbolic rituals without ever thinking of what the Bible might have
to say about what we are doing. There are biblical truths that these
days symbolize, and we can edify the days by celebrating them to the
Glory of God.
Our children are already interested in them
from a historical point of view. Some of them, such as, Saint Patrick's
Day and Valentines Day have been eclipsed by the revelry, lust and passion
of the world so that we miss the origins of those days. Saint Patrick
was a great evangelist who almost single-handedly brought the Gospel
to Ireland from England. Saint Valentine was martyred for his belief
in Christ. Help us redeem these special events by looking at them in
our churches and homes in a way that brings to life biblical faith and
character.
Some of our holidays have an obvious Christian theme such as Christmas,
Easter and Thanksgiving. But, what about the others? New Year's Day
can reaffirm our standing before Christ and not be wasted in fruitless
"resolutions" that mean little; July 4th can remind us of where our
true freedom is (in Christ alone), President's Day can honor our rulers
as Scripture states and help us understand biblical authority; Valentine's
Day can offer us the possibility of looking how God has loved us first
so that we might love others; and Father's and Mother's Day can have
similar themes of honoring and loving our parents.
CMI has taken all the holidays we celebrate and put them into three
volumes of lessons. Each lesson is designed to be taught in one 45 minute
lesson, but there is enough material to do more if you desire. This
can be done in a Sunday School environment or at home. There is a memory
verse (with a visualized coloring opportunity of the verse), the background
to the holiday...be it secular or sacred, a related Bible story, a craft,
lots of application and a song CD with kids singing. All of this for
only $21.00. All of the hold-up visuals are in color.
Visit
our website for these and more of our products.
THREE
VOLUMES OF HOLIDAY LESSONS
Now, all of our Holidays can be celebrated
with a Christian response to the theme or person honored. Your kids
will love to know why this day is important and how related biblical
themes correspond to the meaning of the day.
Volume 1 (Now Available!)
New Year's Day
Martin Luther King Day
Valentine's Day
President's Day
Saint Patrick's Day
Easter Sunday
Volume 2 (Available Spring, 08)
Mother's Day
Memorial Day
Father's Day
Independence Day
Labor Day
Volume 3 (Available Summer, 08)
Columbus Day
Reformation Day
Veteran's Day
Thanksgiving
Christmas
ADDITIONAL WORKBOOKS
CMI has already produced a special workbook
for Easter entitled,
"IT IS FINISHED"
with all the major themes around the Grand Entry on Palm Sunday,
the Last Supper, the Trial, the Crucifixion and the Resurrection. For
Reformation Day we have,
"HEROES OF
THE REFORMATION" which covers the lives of 11 of the great
Reformers to use in October, and two books on Advent...one for the church
and one for families,
"JESUS FAMILY
TREE" &
"FAMILY ADVENT DEVOTIONS".
Coloring books
are also available with these products.

Use this code
HOLIDAYS08 when you order
through our web page.
HOW'S THIS FOR
A NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION?
Every January, untold millions of people resolve to do something, many
times not even getting to first base with their desire of self-improvement.
But in honoring Christ everyday we could resolve, with God's, help to
start the family tradition of home worship or devotions. No one has
to remind you of the importance of putting God's Word in your heart.
This is best done by starting the day with a family worship time. We
do a lot of good things every day, why not do the best?
CMI has developed
Home Devotions
Guides using the Shorter Catechism as a way of assisting families
in the fine art of raising them in the faith. Each of the three volumes
are only $6.00 each. These self-directed guides allow for a family to
go at their own pace. Each lesson has a question taken from the
Children's
Catechism, has a redefinition, a Bible Lesson, songs and prayers.
Order today.

Use this code
HOLIDAYS08 when you order
through our web page.
Remember,
CMI's curriculum is:
REUSABLE.
Use it over and over again
NON-DATED.
Take as much time as you need to ensure your students
know the material
For
MULTI-AGES. Combine age groups
without worry
Places
Emphasis on repetition through
throughout the 12-14 week
series period through review games, visualized major stories, Scripture
verses, and memory work.
Distinctly
emphasizes the
sovereignty of God
in all things
(reformed).
Get
more information by going to this article explaining our
Bible Building
Blocks of
the Faith.
RESULTS:
Your students know the basics of the faith, they can recite the main
questions and answers and Bible verses, because the curriculum emphasizes
this. These Bible truths are permanently a part of their lives!
Call today, toll
free (888-345-4264) for more information.

Use this code
HOLIDAYS08 when you order
through our web page.
For
the children,
Brad Winsted, Director
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Contents:
1.
New Holiday Series
from CMI!
2. Three New Volumes
of Holiday Lessons
3. Additional
Workbooks
4. How's This For A
New Year's
Resolution?
5. Remember...
CMI offers
short workshops to "jump start" your church families into doing family
devotions. Yes, it can be done!
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