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Tag: Family Worship

3 Strategies Family Ministry Leaders Should Adopt During the COVID Crisis.

In Leadership, Ministry, PersonalTags COVID, Family Ministry, Family Worship, Leadership, Parenting, samluce.comPublish DateApril 23, 20200 ViewsLeave a comment samluce

When the COVID crisis first hit, it felt surreal and like an awful dream. We realized that in a moment, everything can change. The question for us is, how will we respond, and what are we willing to change? In my previous post, I share things we need to avoid as family ministry leaders during the COVID crisis. This post is aimed to evaluate the things we should adopt in our kids and youth ministries. When this hit, I had …

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Family Devotion Resources

Family Devotion Resources

In Leadership, Ministry, PersonalTags Family, Family Worship, Gospel, Parenting Advice, Parenting toolPublish DateMay 20, 201812 Views1 Comment samluce

Here are the resources that I recommend that will help parents be more intentional about family worship and raising their kids to love and trust Jesus. Family Worship Bible Guide Leading and nurturing your family as you …

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My name is Sam Luce and I have been a pastor at Redeemer Church in Utica NY for the past 24 years. 18 of those years serving as children’s pastor. Currently, I am serving as the Global Pastor to Families. This is my personal blog it is focused on Discipleship, Family Ministry, and Theology.

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One response to “Family Devotion Resources”

  1. How Do We Train Our Kids to Stand Firm - samluce.com
    February 12, 2019

    […] Devotional Life – Kids need to learn the discipline of daily practice that both inform and form their love for God. This is best taught by modeling to our kids that devotion is not something earned or which merits grace but is the natural byproduct of the grace freely given. Here is a post that gives resources for family devotions.  […]

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