Sunday School class ranging in ages from the mid-20's to mid-50's...(but who's counting?)
Saturday, September 1, 2007
Hey Team!
We are getting ready to start a new unit by Adrian Rogers entitled "What Every Christian Ought to Know." Whether it is reading, sports, Christianity or anything else, the fundamentals are. . . well . . . fundamental. As Ravi Zacharias says with regard to Christianity, "That which is fundamental is essential, and that which is essential is fundamental." I know, you really have to think about the stuff he says, but it does make a lot of sense (once you put on your thinking cap).
Remember, our class is going to provide a meal for our revival team on September 17. As we discussed previously, we are simply going to collect money and Kim Batts and Lisa McIntosh have graciously agreed to get the food. We believe $100 should cover it. We will take up our "first of the month" offering this Sunday and hope to reach that goal. If you want to write a check, please make it payable to "Kim Batts." If 10 people write checks for $10 . . ..
Our Blogmaster (is that a word?), Randy Sigler, and I are soliciting feedback for our S.S. blog : http://fbcself.blogspot.com/
Do you like it? Is is something that you would regularly access? Any tweaks that you would suggest? Do you need help on how to use it? (get a discussion going by using comments, etc). If we have enough interest, we will continue with it and try to make it something that would be helpful. Please let us know.
We are a co-ed class, comprised of mostly couples, ranging in ages from the mid-30's to mid-50's (but who's counting?). We believe that the Bible is the inspired word of God, and that it provides us with relevant, practical guidance regarding our relationship with Him and how He wants us to live our lives. We also believe that just as "iron sharpens iron," we can learn from each other -- which is evident when you attend our discussion-oriented class. We welcome visitors at any time, whether you are looking for a church home, or just passing through.
Andrew Self is our class teacher/facilitator. He grew up in First Baptist and believes our church's greatest responsibility is to disciple and equip our members. Andrew's wife, Eva (Andrew is the first to tell you he "married up"), is an active member of our class also. They have two daughters, Abby and Audrey.
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