“Who Do You Say I Am?” Musing on the Peer Group
by Elizabeth Windsor In the Church School curriculum used by our “tween” (4th & 5th grades) class, they are exploring the story in Matthew 16:13-20, the passage where Jesus asks his disciples, “Who...
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by Sharon Ely Pearson Adolescence was an invented phenomena first noted by G. Stanley Hall (1844-1924), the first psychologist to advance a psychology of adolescence in its own right and to use...
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from Living the Good News Jesus calls us to be peacemakers, not peacekeepers who bury angry, lonely, or sad feelings. With tweens, you can begin in small ways to share the responsibility for...
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In the Church School curriculum used by our “tween” (4th & 5th grades) class, they are exploring the story in Matthew 16:13-20, the passage where Jesus asks his disciples, “Who do you say I am?”...
View ArticleConflict Management with Tweens
Jesus calls us to be peacemakers, not peacekeepers who bury angry, lonely, or sad feelings. With tweens, you can begin in small ways to share the responsibility for peacemaking. Whenever a group...
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