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What about Mom?

What About Mom? Mom, the man does not need to spend hours planning and carrying out individual or family devotions in order to be the spiritual leader of the family. ... Read News

Set Daily Goals

Set Daily Goals What will you do daily? Choose your goals. Share in a Bible reading time. Help each family member who is old enough establish personal devotions. There are coordinating student devotio... Read News

Questions: Ask

Questions: Ask Read questions to the children one at a time. For children who have trouble answering questions ask them a question you know they can answer. Try t... Read News

Planning to Endure

Planning to Endure It Takes 21 Days The reproducible habit charts on the next page are intended to help you establish some enduring habits for you and your children. Make a copy for yourself and for e... Read News

Large Preschool Group: Tell the Story

Large Preschool Group: Tell the Story Signal the beginning: Story presentation begins with a clear instruction that lets children know it is time to listen. Use something such as a special story bell,... Read News

Introduction Themes: Historic Hymns and Musical Melodies PDF Print E-mail
Written by Stacey Riggs   
Wednesday, 21 May 2008 15:56
Introduction Themes: Historic Hymns and Musical Melodies

Singing Together

  • Find a good hymn book such as Hymns for the Family of God. Hymns are suggested on the outline page, and you can use hymn book contents and indexes to select those your family will enjoy. You may want to choose a hymn each month for your family to learn. Be sure to include all the verses in some way.

  • Use a hymn book as a table centerpiece one meal. Choose and sing a hymn with all the verses after eating. Find and share information about the writer. If possible find another hymn by the same author and compare the hymns.

  • Sing together on the way to church.

  • Relate songs to the passage of the week.
 

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