This week Karen taught our kids that some of the disciples and other people that knew Jesus were confused by His death—by the way things turned out. They read about how Jesus joined two guys walking on the road to Emmaus. And later at dinner, when Jesus broke bread, they realize who He was and what had happened. (Luke 24:13-35, Romans 15:4). Bottom Line: Whatever happens, remember God has a bigger story.

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This week through the Bible story (John 14:1-14, 18-19, 27-29), Katie, Rob, and Molly taught our kids about the time Jesus talked to His closest friends with whom He had done ministry for the last few years. These were some of the last words they’d hear Him say and they were about heaven and being together again someday. Bottom Line: Whatever happens, remember what Jesus promised. 

I hope you each have  a great week! We look forward sharing Easter Sunday with you soon!

Koni Brewer

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This week Mary Lou and Alice shared with our kids about the time Daniel ended up in the worst situation yet—the Lions’ Den (Daniel 6)—because he disobeys and continues to pray like he had his whole life. Bottom Line: Get in the habit of standing for what’s right. They highlighted how we too can be known for our faith if we take time to Dialogue with God.

Please take time this week to enjoy the attachment with your little one and continue to dialogue with God together! Have a great week!

Koni Brewer

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From the WR Facebook page:

·         Saturday, March 31st, World Relief will be hosting an EASTER FESTIVAL at La Dera Palms! Our goal for this celebration will be to explain the reason we observe the Easter holiday and the story behind it while involving church partners and volunteers. We wish to see face painting, balloon animals, Easter basket decorating, the introduction of the Easter story, and a HUGE Easter egg hunt around the property. If you would like more information or would like to sign up to help with an activity email Christina at chinson@wr.org!

(Facebook page is https://www.facebook.com/home.php#!/worldrelieffortworth )

The TEA House will be providing a Game booth and telling the EASTER story in six stations.

Volunteers from Redeemer could help by:

·         We need 12 people who are interested in being a story teller — very short and simple segments that will tell the Easter Story.  I’ve included the Easter Story document, so that volunteers can see what would be expected of them when they tell the story.  I believe it will be from 10am-12pm (something like that).  We will have two people who will be assigned a specific segment of the Easter story.  The story tellers will take turns telling their segment of the story to small groups of people/children as people approach to hear that segment of the story.

·         Cheryl has some great ideas for a game booth called “Minute to Win It”.  Volunteers could help with that booth and/or gathering supplies needed.

·         Donation of small prizes for the game booth and a prize for listening to the complete Easter Story.

Bryan Buchleiter, Director of Communities at Redeemer Church unpacks the contrast that Paul points out between worshiping in the Spirit and worshipping in the flesh as well as the danger of putting too much confidence on our own efforts.

Hear the message by clicking here.

This week Wayne and Karen taught our kids about the time Daniel was put on the spot and had to tell the king something terrible but true, in the middle of a party (Daniel 5). They talked about the hand writing on the wall…, and even put Wayne in potting soil all so they could learn that it is better to stand out then blend in! “You can stand for what’s right, even when it’s not popular.” 

I hope you will take time this week to continue this conversation and ask your little ones about their time on Sunday!

Have a great week,

Koni Brewer

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Pastor Scott Brewer takes an in depth look at the ministries of Timothy and Epaphroditus.

This week also wraps up our 30-Day stand.

Hear the message by clicking here.

This week with Jillian and I, the heat was turned up, silly string and all! Daniel’s three friends (Isabella, Ella, Kyla) choose not to worship anyone other than their God (Blake was our statue), even if it meant dying in a fiery furnace (Ragsdale’s tent) (Daniel 3). We learned, Bottom Line: When you stand for what’s right, others can see God. We talked about how we can Worship God with our Lives by doing what is right so others can see God in us.

I hope you will take time this week to enjoy the attachment and continue learning together!

Koni Brewer

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Scott Brewer tackles one of the most discussed passages in all of the New Testament as he challanges listners to

“work-out” their salvation.

Hear the message by clicking here.

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This week Katie talked with our kids about how Daniel was trained in Babylon with his three friends (Daniel 1). Bottom Line: When you know what God says, you can stand for what’s right. Daniel had studied God’s Word and was able to apply it when the time came. We want our kids, like ourselves, to be able to do the same! Please take time this week to enjoy the attachments together and talk with your little one about times they have stood up for what was right!

Have a great week,

Koni Brewer

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